Разработка катализаторов на основе оксида алюминия для процесса получения олефинов из спиртов
Диссертация
Вторым методом получения легких С2-С4 олефинов является процесс дегидратации соответствующих спиртов. На сегодняшний день метод получения этилена, путем каталитической дегидратации этанола получил коммерческое применение в таких странах, как Бразилия и Индия. Такой же процесс планируется в ближайшем будущем организовать в Украине. Российские компании также проявляют интерес к альтернативному… Читать ещё >
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