Synthesizing dicarboxylic acids and hydrogen simultaneously from diols

Researchers develop a safer and more efficient way to produce dicarboxylic acid. Using an iridium catalyst bound to a bipyridonate ligand, researchers were able to synthesize dicarboxylic acids from aqueous diols, with the added benefit of generating hydrogen as a byproduct.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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