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1998 furan derivatives furan derivatives R 0060 47 - 116 Catalytic Oxidation of Furan and Hydrofuran Compounds. Part 2. Oxidation of Furfural in the System Hydrogen Peroxide–Vanadyl Sulfate–Sodium Acetate. The influence of the presence or absence of vanadyl sulfate and of the acidity of the reaction media on the outcome of the hydrogen peroxide oxidation of furfural (I) is studied. It is shown that in the presence of vanadyl sulfate an oxidative decarboxylation takes place. In acidic media, the formation of β-formylacrylic acid (III) as well as its cyclic tautomer (II) is favored, while in acetate-buffered solution the succinic acid (IV) is the main product. In the absence of vanadyl sulfate no decarboxylation is observed and the furan-2-carboxylic acid (V) is formed predominantly. — (POSKONIN, V. V.; BADOVSKAYA, L. A.; Khim. Geterotsikl. Soedin. (1998) 6, 742-747; Kubanskii gos. tekhnol. univ., Krasnodar 350072, Russia; RU) 1

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1998 furan derivatives

furan derivativesR 0060

47 - 116Catalytic Oxidation of Furan and Hydrofuran Compounds. Part 2.Oxidation of Furfural in the System Hydrogen Peroxide–VanadylSulfate–Sodium Acetate. — The influence of the presence or absence ofvanadyl sulfate and of the acidity of the reaction media on the outcome of thehydrogen peroxide oxidation of furfural (I) is studied. It is shown that in thepresence of vanadyl sulfate an oxidative decarboxylation takes place. In acidicmedia, the formation of β-formylacrylic acid (III) as well as its cyclic tautomer(II) is favored, while in acetate-buffered solution the succinic acid (IV) is themain product. In the absence of vanadyl sulfate no decarboxylation is observedand the furan-2-carboxylic acid (V) is formed predominantly. — (POSKONIN,V. V.; BADOVSKAYA, L. A.; Khim. Geterotsikl. Soedin. (1998) 6, 742-747;Kubanskii gos. tekhnol. univ., Krasnodar 350072, Russia; RU)

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