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The oxidative degradation of thiophene, 2-methyl- and 3-methyl-thiophene, and their intermediate oxidation products, by the Fenton and related reagents, has been studied. Hydroxylated thiophenes were the main intermediate oxidation products, but a range of other apparently radical-derived oxidation products was also characterized. The ease of oxidisability was established as thiophene &gt; 2-methylthiophene &gt; 3-methylthiophene. Of the metal ion-hydrogen peroxide reagents studied, the Fenton system (Fell) was generally the most effective and the range of oxidation products formed was largely independent of the reagent used.

GC-MS Characterisation of Products of Oxidation of Thiophenes Using the Fenton and Related Reagents