For the oxidation of cyclohexane to **, is uncatalyzed oxidation or catalyzed oxidation mainly used?

2015-12-25 View Original

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I would like to ask my fellow Sichuanese friends: in the production of ** via cyclohexane oxidation, which method is currently used more widely in industry – uncatalyzed oxidation or catalyzed oxidation? Could you provide a general description? I’m new to this field and would appreciate some guidance; I hope a simple flowchart of the manufacturing process could be provided.

Reply #2 2015-12-25

There are methods for the oxidation of cyclohexane, including boric acid oxidation, cobalt salt oxidation, catalysis-free oxidation, and bio-inspired catalytic oxidation. I would like to know which method is currently used the most? Could you please tell me what the approximate flowchart of this method looks like?

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