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Hydrogenation catalyst that does not require reduction

2009-12-22View Original

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Which expert has used a hydrogenation catalyst that does not require reduction? Could you tell me its main features?
Reply #22009-12-22
Does the hydrogenation catalyst still need to be reduced? I’ve only heard that hydrogenation catalysts can become deactivated, but they can be reused after being reactivated!
Reply #32009-12-22
Hydrogenation catalysts need to be reduced, using agents such as sulfiding agents; I have not encountered catalysts that do not require reduction. The catalyst becomes active only after reduction; therefore, reducing the catalyst is also done to protect it during storage and transportation.
Reply #42009-12-22
This post was last edited by wumian on 2009-12-23 at 13:00. The nickel skeleton used for hydrogenation reduction is activated with alkalis, rather than being reduced using sulfides!
Reply #52009-12-25
The skeleton nickel used for hydrogen reduction is activated with alkalis, rather than being reduced with sulfides!

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