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What type of reactor is used for the debenzylization of formic acid under palladium-on-carbon catalysis?

2015-08-13View Original

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There is a debenzylization reaction using formic acid under palladium-on-carbon catalysis; pilot tests were carried out in glass flasks, and now scale-up for production is imminent. What type and material of reactor should be used? Will a regular enamel reactor work? Carbon dioxide is produced during the reaction; hydrogen may also be generated. What precautions are needed in terms of equipment and operation?
Reply #22015-08-14
Skipping the pilot phase and going straight from glass flasks to production – what courage!
Reply #32015-08-15
Pilot testing is definitely necessary; it’s better to take precautions in advance. I would like to seek the advice of those experienced experts in this field!
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