Abstract
Indirect cathodic amination of anisole via a Ti(IV)–NH2OH system in aqueous solutions of sulfuric acid is studied. The major products of the radical cation substitution in these media are para- and ortho-anisidines and 4-methoxy-1,3-phenylenediamine. The most efficient electrochemical process takes place in 10–12 М H2SO4. Under these conditions, complete conversion of the source of amino radicals is observed, and the total current yields, which correspond to the yields per hydroxylamine, reach 60%.
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