2015
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201412147
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Elektroneninduzierte Hydratisierung eines Alkens: alternative Reaktionswege

Abstract: Elektroneninduzierte Reaktionen in kondensierten Mischungen aus Ethen und Wasser führen zur Synthese von Ethanol, wie sich anhand von thermischer Desorptionsspektrometrie (TDS) nachBestrahlung zeigen lässt. Diese Reaktion wird nichtn ur durchE lektronenstoß-Ionisation nahe der Ionisationsschwelle ausgelçst, sondern auch durchE lektronenanlagerung an Ethen und eine nachfolgende Säure-Base-Reaktion mit Wasser.Chemische Veränderungen durch Elektronenstrahlen werden gemeinhin eher als dissoziative Prozesse verstan… Show more

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“…The C 2 −C 5 aldehydes were observed instead as shown in Figure S4. Another possible mechanism is olefin hydration, [67–69] which is well described in literature and has been investigated for the HAS especially over HAS systems supported on zeolites [67,69–71] …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The C 2 −C 5 aldehydes were observed instead as shown in Figure S4. Another possible mechanism is olefin hydration, [67–69] which is well described in literature and has been investigated for the HAS especially over HAS systems supported on zeolites [67,69–71] …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another possible mechanism is olefin hydration, [67][68][69] which is well described in literature and has ChemCatChem been investigated for the HAS especially over HAS systems supported on zeolites. [67,[69][70][71] Usually, an acidic catalyst is necessary for this reaction, but NH 3 temperature-programmed desorption experiments (not shown) demonstrated that the pyrolyzed catalysts had no acidic sites.…”
Section: Induction Periodmentioning
confidence: 99%