Characteristics of gas-liquid phase catalytic oxidation
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Haven’t come across it before; hope an experienced user can help answer
The textbook we use is Chemical Process Engineering, and within the section on typical production processes for basic organic chemical products, we learned about the characteristics of heterogeneous catalytic oxidation reactions. However, the examples given here are all gas-solid phase catalytic oxidation. Such as the epoxidation of ethylene to produce ethylene oxide. Ammonolysis of propylene to acrylonitrile (this no longer relates to the radical representing a month). The methods employed are all gas-solid phase catalytic oxidation. No examples were given for gas-liquid phase catalytic oxidation. So I would like to learn about the characteristics of gas-liquid phase catalytic oxidation. Or take an example of a reaction in chemical production
It is also said that acrylonitrile cannot be produced industrially in the country – why is that?
I’m sorry; since I don’t know much about it, I’m not sure what to say instead