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Chiral phase transfer catalysis,e transfer catalysts still remain to be investigated further, in contrast to reac-tions with the use of achiral phase transfer catalysts. Since excellent reviews on the same subject covering the literature up to 1991 have already appeared [1-3], emphasis will be put on more recent work. However, earlier important results will also be mentioned.

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Analytical applications of phase transfer catalysis,, gas chromatographic (GC) or liquid chromatographic (LC) separation, capillary electrophoretic separation and detection. An important tool to obtain compounds with favourable physico-chemical properties is the conversion of the analytes by means of a chemical derivatization procedure [1,2].

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Phase transfer catalysis in carbohydrate chemistry,An intermediate section describes the above two transformations in the context of nucleosides. The last section illustrates the reversed applications in which carbohydrate derivatives are now acting themselves as phase transfer catalysts.

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Triphase catalysis,olution (liquid phase) and a swollen polymer catalyst (solid phase) and have been called liquid-liquid-solid (L-L-S) triphase reactions (catalysis). In common L-L-S triphase reactions with stirring, the organic phase and the solid catalyst disperse in the continuous aqueous phase (Fig. 13.1).

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Phase transfer catalysis in oxidation processes,]. In the commercial production of oxygenated compounds, molecular oxygen is usually used as an oxidant. In synthetic applications, other oxidants, such as KMn0., K.Cr.0., NaOCl, NaI0., H.0. and hydroperoxides, or electrochemical processes are also employed for selective oxidation.