Low Energy Electron Induced C–H Activation Reactions in Methane Containing Ices

Low Energy Electron Induced C–H Activation Reactions in Methane Containing Ices

Conversion of alkanes to functionalized compounds is a highly sought after goal. Under high reaction temperatures, desired intermediate products like alcohols, aldehydes, and carboxylic acids are more easily oxidized to CO2 than the starting alkane, which makes it difficult to recover these function...

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