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Under what conditions can dimethyl phthalate be used to produce xylene?

2010-06-18View Original

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Hello, everyone! What is the reaction mechanism for the formation of xylene from dimethyl phthalate, and under what conditions? Please help!
Reply #22010-06-19
Here’s a hint; thank you all
Reply #32010-06-19
Phthalic acid is produced by the oxidation of toluene.
Reply #42010-06-19
The first step should be, similar to the formation of acetic acid from methyl acetate, to first enhance acidity or carry out hydrolysis in order to displace phthalic acid; The second step is hydrogenation reduction, changing from acid to xylene

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