Cold hydrogenation catalyst
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Should copper chloride or cuprous chloride be added? Which technical specifications for the catalyst are more suitable?
Degree is fine. Copper or copper chlorides and oxides.
Can we analyze the advantages and disadvantages of copper, copper chloride, and cuprous chloride as catalysts?
What is the reaction mechanism of cuprous chloride as a catalyst? What impact does it have on subsequent cold hydrogenation processes?
At high temperatures, hydrogen reduces cuprous chloride to highly active copper, acting as a catalyst.
Copper content in cuprous chloride is slightly higher than that in copper chloride; personally, I think cuprous chloride is better.
If you haven’t even studied the catalytic mechanism, then don’t come out and embarrass yourself
Anyway, anhydrous copper chloride is used these days