Acids and Bases in One Pot while Avoiding Their Mutual Destruction We gratefully acknowledge support from the Israel Science Foundation (grant 96-98-2) and from the Infrastructure (Tashtiot) Project of the Israel Ministry for Science, Arts and Sports; and from the German-Israeli Foundation for Scientific Research and Development (Grant No. I-530.045.05/97)

Gelman, F.; Blum, J.; Avnir, D.

Angewandte Chemie 40(19): 3647-3649

2001


ISSN/ISBN: 1521-3773
PMID: 11592209
Document Number: 249016
Here is a solution to a classical problem: How to put, in one pot, both an acid and a base without their mutual destruction? The sol–gel materials method offers an approach: acids or bases are entrapped within these materials, and then organic reaction sequences, which require these opposing reagents, are carried out simultaneously or consecutively in the same pot (see scheme).

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