Donald T. Sawyer

Research.com Recognitions

• 1982 - Tolman Award, American Chemical Society (ACS)
• 1978 - Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
• 1962 - Fellow of John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation

Overview

Best Publications

• How super is superoxide

  Donald T. Sawyer;Joan S. Valentine

  1899
  Citations

• Experimental Electrochemistry for Chemists

  Donald T. Sawyer;Julian L. Roberts

  864
  Citations

• Electrochemistry for Chemists

  Donald T. Sawyer;Andrzej Sobkowiak;Julian L. Roberts

  634
  Citations

• Effects of media and electrode materials on the electrochemical reduction of dioxygen

  Donald T. Sawyer;Glaico. Chiericato;Charles T. Angelis;Edward J. Nanni

  538
  Citations

• Metal [MLx; M = Fe, Cu, Co, Mn]/Hydroperoxide-Induced Activation of Dioxygen for the Oxygenation of Hydrocarbons: Oxygenated Fenton Chemistry

  Donald T. Sawyer;and Andrzej Sobkowiak;Takayuki Matsushita

  425
  Citations

• Oxygen complexes and oxygen activation by transition metals

  Oxygen Activation by Metal Complexes;Arthur Earl Martell;Donald T. Sawyer

  407
  Citations

• The Activation of Dioxygen and Homogeneous Catalytic Oxidation

  Barton, Derek, Sir;Arthur Earl Martell;Donald T. Sawyer

  262
  Citations

• Chemistry Experiments for Instrumental Methods

  Donald T. Sawyer;William R. Heineman;Janice M. Beebe;Charles N. Reilley

  249
  Citations

• Voltammetric evaluation of the effective acidities (pKa') for Brønsted acids in aprotic solvents

  William C. Barrette;H. W. Johnson;Donald T. Sawyer

  242
  Citations

• Properties and Infrared Spectra of Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid Complexes. III. Chelates of Higher Valent Ions

  Donald T. Sawyer;Jean M. McKinnie

  241
  Citations

• Does superoxide ion oxidize catechol, .alpha.-tocopherol, and ascorbic acid by direct electron transfer?

  Edward J. Nanni;Martin D. Stallings;Donald T. Sawyer

  231
  Citations

• The chemistry of superoxide ion

  Unknown

  222
  Citations

• Hydroxide ion: an effective one-electron reducing agent?

  Donald T. Sawyer;Julian L. Roberts

  207
  Citations

• Electrochemical reduction of sulfur in aprotic solvents

  Robert P. Martin;William H. Doub;Julian L. Roberts;Donald T. Sawyer

  205
  Citations

• Electrochemistry of oxygen and superoxide ion in dimethylsulfoxide at platinum, gold and mercury electrodes

  Unknown

  205
  Citations

• Proton-induced disproportionation of superoxide ion in aprotic media

  Der Hang Chin;Glaico Chiericato;Edward J. Nanni;Donald T. Sawyer

  202
  Citations

• Redox chemistry of dioxygen species

  John Wilshire;Donald T. Sawyer

  191
  Citations

• Fenton Reagents (1:1 FeIILx/HOOH) React Via [LxFeIIOOH(BH+), 1] as Hydroxylases (RH → ROH); NOT as Generators of Free Hydroxyl Radicals (HO·)

  Donald T. Sawyer;Chan Kang;Antoni Llobet;Chad Redman

  186
  Citations

• Iron-induced activation of hydrogen peroxide for the direct ketonization of methylenic carbon (cyclohexane .fwdarw. cyclohexanone) and the dioxygenation of acetylenes and aryl olefins

  Ceshing Sheu;Silvia A. Richert;Pablo Cofre;Blango Ross

  183
  Citations

• Metal-Gluconate Complexes

  Unknown

  183
  Citations

• Nature of the reactive intermediates from the iron-induced activation of hydrogen peroxide: agents for the ketonization of methylenic carbons, the monooxygenation of hydrocarbons, and the dioxygenation of aryl olefins

  Hui Chan Tung;Chan Kang;Donald T. Sawyer

  159
  Citations

• IRON(II)‐INDUCED ACTIVATION OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE TO FERRYL ION (FEO2+) AND SINGLET OXYGEN (1O2) IN ACETONITRILE: MONOXYGENATIONS, DEHYDROGENATIONS, AND DIOXYGENATIONS OF ORGANIC SUBSTRATES

  H. Sugimoto;D. T. Sawyer

  157
  Citations

• Redox chemistry of metal-catechol complexes in aprotic media. 1. Electrochemistry of substituted catechols and their oxidation products

  Martin D. Stallings;Mark M. Morrison;Donald T. Sawyer

  150
  Citations