Daisuke Horii
Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Journal of The Electrochemical Society | 2006
Daisuke Horii; Mahito Atobe; Toshio Fuchigami; Frank Marken
Self-supported electrochemical methoxylation and acetoxylation of various organic molecules were carried out using a thin-layer flow cell without intentionally added supporting electrolyte. The thin-layer flow cell employed in this work had a simple geometry with working and auxiliary electrodes directly facing each other with 80 mu m distance. Controlling factors for these kinds of self-supported electrochemical methoxylation and acetoxylation, such as the electrode material, the current density, and the flow rate were optimized to allow moderate to high yields of the corresponding methoxylated and acetoxylated products to be achieved in single flow-through operations. (c) 2006 The Electrochemical Society.
Chemistry: A European Journal | 2008
Daisuke Horii; Fumihiro Amemiya; Toshio Fuchigami; Mahito Atobe
We have developed a novel electrosynthetic system for anodic substitution reactions by using parallel laminar flow in a microflow reactor. This system enables nucleophilic reactions to overcome the restraint, such as the oxidation potential of nucleophiles and the stability of cationic intermediates, by the combined use of ionic liquids as reaction media and the parallel laminar flow in the microflow reactor. By using this novel electrosynthetic system, the anodic substitution reaction of carbamates, especially of cyclic carbamates, with allyltrimethylsilane were carried out to provide the corresponding products in moderate to good conversion yields in a single flow-through operation at ambient temperature (without the need for low-temperature conditions).
Journal of The Electrochemical Society | 2008
Fumihiro Amemiya; Daisuke Horii; Toshio Fuchigami; Mahito Atobe
We have developed a paired electrosynthetic system using a microflow reactor. This system enables paired electrochemical reactions composed of chloride reduction/alcohol oxidation combination to progress without intentionally added electrolyte. In addition, the use of parallel laminar flow in the microflow reactor resulted in a further improvement of the desired product yields in the paired electrosynthesis.
Electrochemistry Communications | 2005
Daisuke Horii; Mahito Atobe; Toshio Fuchigami; Frank Marken
Journal of the American Chemical Society | 2007
Daisuke Horii; Toshio Fuchigami; Mahito Atobe
Archive | 2012
Shunzo Suematsu; Daisuke Horii; Katsuhiko Naoi; Wako Naoi
Archive | 2012
Shunzou Suematsu; Daisuke Horii; Katsuhiko Naoi; Wako Naoi
Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing | 2012
Nicodimus Retdian; Daisuke Horii; Shigetaka Takagi
Archive | 2014
Shunzo Suematsu; Daisuke Horii; Kenji Tamamitsu; Katsuhiko Naoi; Wako Naoi; Hiroaki Hatori; Kenji Hata; Morio Yumura
Archive | 2012
Shunzo Suematsu; 俊造 末松; Daisuke Horii; 大輔 堀井; Katsuhiko Naoi; 勝彦 直井; Wako Naoi; 和子 直井
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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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