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Can dimethyl*** be directly reduced using hydrogen (industrially)?

2010-05-27View Original

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For the reduction of dimethyl***, metal-based direct reduction is currently used quite often. Is it possible to use hydrogen for direct reduction on an industrial scale? I would appreciate guidance from those with more experience; thank you!
Reply #22010-05-29
Of course, ***toluene is easier to hydrogenate than ***benzene.

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