Y. I. Pyatnitsky, L. M. Senchylo, L. Yu. Dolgikh, P. E. Strizhak
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Processes of Propene Production from Ethanol: Catalysts, Reaction Pathways and Thermodynamic Aspects: A Review
Reaction pathways of catalytic conversion of ethanol into propene are considered. It is shown that the highest propene yield is achieved over catalysts that direct the process in the following reaction pathway: ethanol → acetaldehyde → acetone → propene. A new promising propene production method that involves a two-stage process is discussed; ethanol is converted into acetone in the first stage while acetone is converted into propene in the second stage.
期刊介绍:
Theoretical and Experimental Chemistry is a journal for the rapid publication of research communications and reviews on modern problems of physical chemistry such as:
a) physicochemical bases, principles, and methods for creation of novel processes, compounds, and materials;
b) physicochemical principles of chemical process control, influence of external physical forces on chemical reactions;
c) physical nanochemistry, nanostructures and nanomaterials, functional nanomaterials, size-dependent properties of materials.