Does the production of silver catalysts for formaldehyde require oxygen to increase reducibility?
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Dear everyone, I would like to ask whether it is possible, during the oxidation stage of formaldehyde production, to use methanol and hydrogen for combustion; the heat generated can then be transferred to the catalyst layer, allowing formaldehyde to be produced via methanol dehydrogenation, thereby avoiding contact with oxygen and reducing the risk factors associated with production. Could anyone please answer this? Thank you
There is an increasing demand for anhydrous formaldehyde in the market. As for how to produce anhydrous formaldehyde and reduce costs, I believe this idea is feasible