Is the reaction of liquid ammonia with acrylonitrile a key process for amination?
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Is the reaction of liquid ammonia with acrylonitrile a key aminoation process? Please provide the reaction mechanism. :)
There are two types of processes for the ammoxidation of propane. In one of these, propane undergoes both oxidation-dehydrogenation and ammoxidation to produce propylene, under the action of a stable catalyst; this process of directly converting propane into acrylonitrile through ammoxidation is known as the one-stage direct ammoxidation process for propane； The second method involves the oxidation dehydrogenation of propane to produce propylene, which is then used in a conventional propylene ammoxidation process to manufacture acrylonitrile; this is known as the two-stage ammoxidation process for propane
Thank you to the person above, but what I want to ask is about the reaction between liquid ammonia and acrylonitrile?