Zur Kinetik der Aminierung von Methanol an dem Zeolith‐Katalysator ZK‐5

Dingerdissen, Uwe; Nagy, Endre; Fetting, F.

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“…Consequently, zeolite-catalyzed methylamine synthesis has been extensively studied (4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10), including a recent exhaustive review on this subject (3). One of the most successful zeolites used for this reaction is mordenite, and a significant number of papers and patents on the catalysis over mordenite have been published (see Ref.…”

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Zeolite Catalysts for the Selective Synthesis of Mono- and Diethylamines

Veefkind

Lercher

1998

Journal of Catalysis

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Zeolite Catalysts for the Selective Synthesis of Mono- and Diethylamines

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Lercher

1998

Journal of Catalysis

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Methylamines

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Hayes

2001

Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

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Methylamines are derivatives of ammonia with one, two, or all three hydrogen atoms replaced by methyl groups. Amines with alkyl groups of 2‐6 carbons are known as aliphatic amines, and amines with still larger alkyl groups are known as fatty amines. Methylamines are soluble in various organic solvents. All have a strong fishy odor. Methylamines are toxic, colorless gases or compressed liquids. They are highly flammable. Methylamines can be prepared by a variety of methods. Commercial processes involve reaction of methanol with ammonia to form the corresponding mono‐, di‐, and tri‐methylamines. Methylamines are used as intermediates for the manufacture of solvents, agricultural chemicals, water treatment chemicals, pharmaceuticals, surfactants, rubber chemicals, and food/feed additives.

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Niobsäure, ein neuer technischer Katalysator zur Ethylierung von aromatischen Aminen

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Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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Die Messungen dieser Arbeit wurden im Rahmen des COST-Projektes 5438/1993 ,,Hydrodynamik in Multiphase Flow" gefordert. Die Autoren mochten sich fur diese Unterstutzung bei der EG-Kommission bedanken. Eingegangen am 4. Oktober 1993 [K 16561 Formelzeichen und Abkiirzungen AM Nebelstromung AW Ringstromung B Blasenstromung P [kPa] Druck PL Kolbenstromung SL Schwallstromung ss Schichtstromung sw Wellenstromung t [s] Zeit U [mV] Spannung W G [ d s ] Leerrohrgeschwindigkeit des Gases WG.krit. [ d s ] kritischer Wert der wG W L [ d s ] Leerrohrgeschwindigkeit der Flussigkeit Stromungszustand Typ 1 = Schichtstromung-Schwallstromungsregime Stromungszustand Typ 2 = SchwallstromungsregimeLiteratur Drahos, J.; Cermak, J.; Selucky, K.; Ebner, L.: Chem. Eng. Process. 22 (1987) S. 45/52. Ebner, L.; Drahos, J.; Ebner, G.; Zahradnik, J.: Poster No. A 6. 162 auf dem 9. CHISA-KongreB, 30. Aug. bis 4. Sept. 1987 in Prag. Ebner, L.; Drahos, J.; Ebner, G.; Cermak, J.: Chem. Eng. Process. 22 (1987) S. 39/43. Fialova, M.; Verner, C.; Ebner, L.: Czech. Chem. Commun. 56 (1991) S. 1249/1252.

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Zur Kinetik der Aminierung von Methanol an dem Zeolith‐Katalysator ZK‐5

Abstract: IndicesAds. Adsorbens (Zeolith, trocken) End.Ende (bei pl/pl,o = I) To Toluol Literatur [ l ] Chen, N . Y : J. Phys. Chem. 80 (1976) S. 6064. [2] Flunigen, E. M.; Bennett, J. M.; Grose, R. W ; Cohen, J. I?; Putton, R. L.; Kirchner, R. M.; Smith, J. V : Nature (London)

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Zeolite Catalysts for the Selective Synthesis of Mono- and Diethylamines

Zeolite Catalysts for the Selective Synthesis of Mono- and Diethylamines

Methylamines

Niobsäure, ein neuer technischer Katalysator zur Ethylierung von aromatischen Aminen

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