Andrey Kulikov

Mr. Andrey Kulikov

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Academic Career Length

2Years (2025-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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10 December 2025 in Molecules
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ABAlexander Budnikov
Alexander Budnikov
AKAndrey Kulikov
Andrey Kulikov
MKMichael S. Klenov
Michael S. Klenov
NLNikita E. Leonov
Nikita E. Leonov
IKIgor Krylov
Igor Krylov
VTVladimir A. Tartakovsky
Vladimir A. Tartakovsky
In this study, atom- and step-efficient electrochemical coupling of nitroso compounds with ammonium N-(methoxy)nitramide, furnishing methoxy-NNO-azoxy compounds, is reported. The developed protocol employs a divided electrochemical cell, proceeds under constant-current electrolysis conditions, and is applicable to aromatic, heterocyclic, and aliphatic nitroso compounds. The versatility of the developed electrochemical coupling method was demonstrated by comparing it with chemical approaches on various substrates.

1 November 2025 in FirePhysChem
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AKAndrey Kulikov
Andrey Kulikov
DVDmitry B. Vinogradov
Dmitry B. Vinogradov
MKMichael S. Klenov
Michael S. Klenov
NLNikita E. Leonov
Nikita E. Leonov
PBPavel V. Bulatov
Pavel V. Bulatov
YMYurii N. Matyushin
Yurii N. Matyushin

29 December 2025 in Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry
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ABAlexander Budnikov
Alexander Budnikov
NLNikita E. Leonov
Nikita E. Leonov
MKMichael S. Klenov
Michael S. Klenov
AKAndrey Kulikov
Andrey Kulikov
IKIgor Krylov
Igor Krylov
VTVladimir A Tartakovsky
Vladimir A Tartakovsky
An atom- and step-economical electrochemical method for the synthesis of aliphatic nitro- NNO -azoxy compounds from the corresponding nitroso compounds was developed employing ammonium dinitramide, a prospective green oxidant for aerospace propulsion applications, as both electrolyte and source of a =NNO 2 group. The developed method is green, practical, and scalable due to constant current electrolysis in an undivided cell at high current densities. Synthesized products demonstrated pronounced NO-donor activity and fungicidal activity against phytopathogenic fungi.

1 December 2025 in FirePhysChem
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MKMichael S. Klenov
Michael S. Klenov
AKAndrey Kulikov
Andrey Kulikov
NLNikita E. Leonov
Nikita E. Leonov
PGPavel S. Gribov
Pavel S. Gribov
DVDmitry B. Vinogradov
Dmitry B. Vinogradov
ASAleksei Sheremetev
Aleksei Sheremetev