Scientific published papers
None-catalyst and clean synthesis of symmetric and asymmetric indoles
The mechanism of electrochemical oxidation of p-phenylenediamine and 4-aminophenol in the presence of malononitrile, as a nucleophile is studied in a phosphate buffer solution (0.15M) mixed with ethanol (v:v) using the cyclic voltammetry, controlled-potential coulometry and UV-spectroscopy methods. The results obtained indicate that the oxidation form of p-phenylenediamine and 4-aminophenol participate in the 1,4-michael addition reactions with malononitrile via the ECECCC mechanism.
Iot-based green and solarpowered nonecatalyst electrosynthesis-machine
According to the conclusion of referenced article, None-catalyst and clean synthesis of symmetric and asymmetric indoles from electrochemical oxidation of 4-aminophenol in the presence of malononitrile in green media we are trying to integrate Internet of Things (IoT) with electrochemical synthesis under controlled potential conditions in order to use green solvent instead of organic materials
IoT-based electrosynthesis ecosystem
In this paper, we presented the electrosynthesis ecosystem using esp8266 with OTA compilation integrated, the MQTT Broker for the control system that would be installed on a Raspberry Pi and MQTT protocol for the wireless data transfer layer which provides the electrosysnthesis machine to work 24/7 and with the AI that can be implemented, the whole ecosystem would be smart and the data-driven can be used in QC verification.
No waste management
We use water & ethanol with base materials to start the chemical reaction
Cheaper products
The outcome chemical products would be cheaper than traditional ways
No organic solvents
We use electricity instead of organic & harmful solvents
HR cost reduction
Integrating IoT, AI & Blockchain helps the machine to work 24/7 without human interference & faults
Purer products
Technology helps us produce more purified chemical compounds such as i3c
Green Chemistry
Using a solution to produce chemicals that are currently derived from petrol is totally green chemistry.
