Catalyst for green production process of o-ethoxyphenol and o-methoxyphenol
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Currently, o-ethoxyphenol is mostly produced using catechol and bromoethane in the presence of catalysts, or via the diazotization method; both of these production processes generate high amounts of waste, cause significant pollution, and require high energy consumption. Regarding the above question. A fixed-bed process for a new catalyst technology has been developed; the catalyst has a service life of 2000 hours, the one-pass conversion rate of hydroquinone is over 45%, and the product selectivity is greater than 85%. The product cost is 22,000. It is green, environmentally friendly, with virtually zero waste. Feel free to get in touch. Try out the new process and its catalyst to contribute to environmental protection together
Are the raw materials catechol and ethanol? Thank you, OP!
Yes, using catechol and ethanol; feel free to contact us further if interested