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Organic electrosynthetic processes using solid polymer electrolyte reactor
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To achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, there is an urgent need to transition from major power sources to renewable energy and electrify various manufacturing technologies. This is also inevitable in the production of basic organic chemicals, which are used as raw materials in pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals, entailing organic chemical production processes that significantly reduce heat consumption. Therefore, the electrosynthesis of organic chemical products, as an enabling technology for electrification in the chemical industry, has received considerable attention. This study outlines the history, features, and challenges involved in organic electrosynthesis and introduces organic electrosynthetic processes using solid polymer electrolyte (SPE) reactors, which have the potential to realize carbon neutrality.
Keywords:
Organic electrosynthesis
Solid polymer electrolyte
SPE reactor
Proton exchange membrane
Anion exchange membrane
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