| 释义 |
meer·wein-ponn·dorf reaction
\|me(ə)rˌvīnˈpänˌdȯrf-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized M&P
Etymology: after Hans Meerwein and Wolfgang Ponndorf, 20th century German chemists
: the reduction of an aldehyde or ketone to the corresponding alcohol by reaction with boiling isopropyl alcohol in the presence of aluminum isopropoxide — compare oppenauer oxidation |