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Jean-Louis Luche and the Interpretation of Sonochemical Reaction Mechanisms
by Mircea Vinatoru and Timothy J. Mason
Molecules 2021, 26(3), 755; https://doi.org/10.3390/molecules26030755 - 1 Feb 2021
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Sonochemistry can be broadly defined as the science of chemical and physical transformations produced under the influence of sound. The use of sound energy is rather a young branch of chemistry and does not have the clear definitive rules of other, more established, [...] Read more.
Sonochemistry can be broadly defined as the science of chemical and physical transformations produced under the influence of sound. The use of sound energy is rather a young branch of chemistry and does not have the clear definitive rules of other, more established, divisions such as those in cycloaddition reactions or photochemistry. Nevertheless, there are a few guidelines which can help to predict what is going to happen when a reaction mixture is submitted to ultrasonic irradiation. Jean-Louis Luche, formulated some ideas of the mechanistic pathways involved in sonochemistry more than 30 years ago. He introduced the idea of “true” and “false” sonochemical reactions both of which are the result of acoustic cavitation. The difference was that the former involved a free radical component whereas only mechanical effects played a role the latter. The authors of this paper were scientific collaborators and friends of Jean-Louis Luche during those early years and had the chance to discuss and work with him on the mechanisms of sonochemistry. In this paper we will review the original rules (laws) as predicted by Jean-Louis Luche and how they have been further developed and extended in recent years. Full article
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Synthetic Organic Sonochemistry. Jean-Louis Luche
by Shu-Kun Lin
Molecules 2000, 5(12), 1530-1531; https://doi.org/10.3390/51201530 - 31 Dec 2000
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The use of ultrasound in chemistry – sonochemistry – has grown spectacularly in recent years, resulting in a significant body of empirical research.[...] Full article
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