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What is the difference between ortho-hydrogenation and hydrogenation?

2020-01-16View Original

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This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2020-1-18 07:54. What is the difference between ortho-hydrogenation and hydrogenation?
Reply #22020-01-17
Hydrogenation necessarily involves the presence of hydrogen, but the presence of hydrogen does not necessarily mean hydrogenation. There are also cases where hydrogen is generated through internal reactions, thereby creating a hydrogen-rich environment, such as in the production of hydrogen from methanol.
Reply #32020-01-27
Hydrogen proximity refers to the environment, while hydrogenation is the process
Reply #42020-02-07
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