Abstract
We are currently experiencing a resurgence in the realm of electrochemical organic synthesis, driven by the transformative potential of conducting redox chemistry under mild conditions through the simple use of electrons, thereby circumventing the use of harmful reductants and oxidants. This renaissance is further bolstered by the fusion of electrochemistry with flow chemistry, which not only grants precise control over reaction parameters but also promotes sustainability and heightened reproducibility. Despite these promising advancements, the application of flow electrochemistry to steer asymmetric processes remains in its nascent stage. This perspective delves into the limited contributions to date, shedding light on critical challenges and presenting prospective solutions that are essential for fully unleashing the untapped potential of this field. Graphical abstract: (Figure presented.).
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Mazzarella, D. (2024). Asymmetric electrochemical synthesis in flow. Journal of Flow Chemistry, 14(1), 357–366. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41981-023-00293-x
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