ULTRASONIC EFFECTS ON ELECTROORGANIC PROCESSES .4. THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON PRODUCT-SELECTIVITY IN ELECTROREDUCTION OF BENZALDEHYDE AND BENZOIC-ACID
M. Atobe et al., ULTRASONIC EFFECTS ON ELECTROORGANIC PROCESSES .4. THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON PRODUCT-SELECTIVITY IN ELECTROREDUCTION OF BENZALDEHYDE AND BENZOIC-ACID, Electroanalysis, 8(8-9), 1996, pp. 784-788
Product-selectivity in the electroreduction of p-methylbenzaldehyde an
d benzoic acid under ultrasonic irradiation are examined theoretically
and experimentally on the basis of mass transport phenomena In the el
ectrode interface. As a result, it was suggested that the selectivity
is controlled by mass transfer coefficients which are greatly affected
by cavitation and/or agitation effects of ultrasounds.