Process for selective hydrogenation of hydro-formylation mixtures
CA 2282162 A1 · Owner: Schuler, Joachim · Inventors: Droste, Wilhelm; Scholz, Bernhard; Buschken, Wilfried
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The invention relates to a process for the selective hydrogenation of reaction mixtures from the hydroformylation of C5 to C24 olefins using hydrogen at solid catalysts at elevated temperature and at elevated pressure in which, process use is made of a supported catalyst which as active components. comprises copper nickel and chromium.
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