Hello!
Is it possible to decarboxylate saturated carboxylic acids at a high temperature (above 400-500+)?
I found an information that only beta-keto acids can be decarboxylated and some specific reactions using catalyst, but everywhere temperature is around 150-200C.
However, if acids have been annealed above 500C+, is decarboxylation with an intermediate in the form of carbcation possible? Not only acids, but also other carbonyls?
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