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Oximation reaction

2010-09-24View Original

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What is the difference between the oximation reaction under strongly basic conditions and that under weakly basic conditions?
Reply #22011-12-03
In fact, it refers to the processing capacity per unit of catalyst
Reply #32014-06-26
Strong alkaline conditions are favorable for the oxime formation reaction, but the problem is that they may cause the reaction products to have a darker color; If there are no special requirements, it is recommended to carry out the oxime formation reaction under slightly acidic to neutral conditions.

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