Procedure for the conversion of substrates e.g. organic sulfides, ketones and amino acids, to products by a combined electrochemical and catalytic process in a reaction medium containing ionic liquid`

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This patent describes a method for converting various chemical substances, such as organic sulfides, ketones, and amino acids, into different products by utilizing a combination of electrochemical and catalytic processes in an ionic liquid medium. The use of ionic liquids offers an efficient and potentially greener alternative to traditional solvents for these conversions.

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• Synthesis of specialty chemicals and intermediates in the pharmaceutical industry
• Production of fine chemicals and specialty materials
• Environmental applications such as degradation of pollutants containing sulfur or nitrogen
• Green chemistry applications in academic and industrial laboratories
• Processing of biomass-derived compounds into value-added products

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• Enhanced efficiency due to the synergistic effects of electrochemical and catalytic processes
• Potentially greener process through reduced reliance on conventional organic solvents
• Versatility to convert a wide range of substrates, including sulfides, ketones, and amino acids
• Reduced waste and improved selectivity due to use of ionic liquids
• Applicability in various industrial sectors, including pharmaceuticals and fine chemicals

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Procedure for the conversion of substrates to products by a combined electrochemical and catalytic process in a reaction medium containing ionic liquid, is claimed.