Nitro Hydrogenation
In the hydrogenation process of aromatic nitro, the hydrogenation activity of intermediate — hydroxylamine is higher (I), ensuring high selectivity and better inhibiting side reaction (II). The by-product azo will also be hydrogenated to amino by highly active catalyst (III). The reaction mechanism is shown in the following figure:
Product | Metal content/type | Carrier | Shape | Size | Applications |
RaneCAT-1000 | 92% Ni | None | Powder | 30μm |
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RaneCAT-1100 | 92% Ni | None | Powder | 33μm |
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RaneCAT-1300 | 92% Ni | None | Powder | 50μm |
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PMCAT®-100 | Pd | Al2O3 | Pellet | 2-3mm |
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PMCAT®-200 | Pt | ||||
PMCAT®-300 | Ru |