Does the ammonia oximation reaction fall under the oxidation processes among the chemical processes that are subject to strict regulation?
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Butylamine undergoes an oximination reaction with ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, and tert-butanol to form butylammonium oxime; does this reaction fall under the category of oxidation processes listed in the \"Catalogue of Hazardous Chemical Processes Subject to Stringent Supervision\"? What are the main dangers of this reaction?
Guess one; it should be the key manufacturing process
It is not the oxidation process that is under strict supervision; the focus is on the management of the oxime formation reaction.
It feels that way. I guessed it; I get scared just at the sight of hydrogen peroxide
It belongs to hydrogen peroxide decomposition, with nitrobutane as a by-product
It belongs to me! I have designed several sub-projects for the aminoximation of caprolactam