Journal of Engineering Research

Electrochemical synthesis, as a green chemical technology, has demonstrated significant environmental friendliness in the preparation of organic compounds. By employing mild reaction conditions, high atom economy, and reduced use of chemical reagents, it offers a new pathway for sustainable organic synthesis. However, electrochemical synthesis still faces challenges such as insufficient stability of electrode materials, complex reaction mechanisms, high equipment costs, and inadequate resource recycling. By optimizing electrode materials, deepening the understanding of reaction mechanisms, reducing costs, and enhancing resource recycling, it is expected to further improve its environmental friendliness and application prospects, providing important support for the green transformation of the chemical industry.

Electrochemical synthesis; Organic compounds; Environmental friendliness; Green chemistry; Sustainable development