Ammonia oxidation and catalytic hydrogenation.
Specifications
| Material | 316L |
|---|---|
| Volume | 400–800 mL |
| Pressure | up to 5 MPa |
| Temperature | −20…200 °C |
| Application | hydrogenation |
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See also
Matched chemicals 8
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Ru/C
Why: Bed loading: hydrogenation of aliphatic ketones and aldehydes (reactions No. 3, 35 in the catalyst matrix)
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Pd/C
Why: Bed loading: hydrogenation of olefins and aldehydes, reductive alkylation
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Pt/C
Why: Bed loading: nitriles → amines, olefins
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2-Adamantanone
Why: Ketone → 2-adamantanol over Ru/C (reaction No. 35 in the catalyst matrix)
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5-Hydroxy-2-adamantanone
Why: Keto group → an adamantane diol
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Isophthalaldehyde
Why: Aldehydes → 1,3-benzenedimethanol
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o-Phthalaldehyde (OPA)
Why: Aldehydes → 1,2-benzenedimethanol
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Diethylamine Explosion-proof equipment required
Why: Reductive alkylation (reaction No. 10 in the catalyst matrix)
Highly flammable amines (flammable liquids, Category 2) require explosion-proof equipment.
Turnkey solutions: VFBXSS2400 fixed-bed reactor
The selection is for guidance only; compatibility must be confirmed by a specialist.