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The difference between one pot synthetic method and one step reaction
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Martha Stokes
The difference between one pot synthetic method and one step reaction
"One step" refers to a process that produces the desired product by running a single reaction--especially in a situation where there are alternative pathways to the same product involving two or more reactions in a sequence.
"One pot" refers to a process involving a series of distinct reactions carried out sequentially and in a single reaction vessel to produce the desired product without isolating and purifying the intermediates after each step.
"One step" refers to a process that produces the desired product by running a single reaction--especially in a situation where there are alternative pathways to the same product involving two or more reactions in a sequence.
"One pot" refers to a process involving a series of distinct reactions carried out sequentially and in a single reaction vessel to produce the desired product without isolating and purifying the intermediates after each step.
"One step" refers to a process that produces the desired product by running a single reaction--especially in a situation where there are alternative pathways to the same product involving two or more reactions in a sequence.
"One pot" refers to a process involving a series of distinct reactions carried out sequentially and in a single reaction vessel to produce the desired product without isolating and purifying the intermediates after each step.
"One step" refers to a process that produces the desired product by running a single reaction--especially in a situation where there are alternative pathways to the same product involving two or more reactions in a sequence.
"One pot" refers to a process involving a series of distinct reactions carried out sequentially and in a single reaction vessel to produce the desired product without isolating and purifying the intermediates after each step.
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