Electrochemistry: a powerful addition to the synthetic chemistry toolbox

Electrochemistry is a foundational technique in chemical reactions, using electrical currents to drive oxidation and reduction reactions and facilitate precise molecular transformations. Originally pioneered by Michael Faraday, electrochemistry is experiencing a revival in synthetic chemistry, offering a greener, more efficient alternative to traditional methods.

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• Why the technique is increasingly valuable for the targeted synthesis of complex molecules, including pharmaceuticals and bioactive compounds
• How electrochemical methods allow for reactions under milder conditions, improving scalability, automation and integration with analytical monitoring
• Why the approach offers significant environmental and cost benefits by reducing hazardous reagent use and simplifying synthesis processes
• How innovative tools like the SynLectro Electrolysis Platform and Faraday Lab Electrosynthesis Workstation are democratising electrochemistry by making it more accessible and reproducible for researchers

Advancements in electrochemical techniques are set to broaden the scope and impact of chemical synthesis – download now to explore the cutting edge.