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Table I


Table I Oxidation of propene: Effect of temperature during acetaldehyde co-oxidation on product selectivities (%) at end of reaction. Glass, static reactor. 5% O2, 3.4% CH3CHO, remainder C3H6, total pressure 0.92 bar. Simulated results in parenthesis.

 
 Temperature (K)			505		528		549
 
 
 CO					3.8(6.8)	5.0(8.2)	7.4(9.8)
 
 CO2					8.5(13.0)	7.6(11.3)	6.5(10.4)
 
 HCHO					11.1(9.2)	11.1(11.2)	12.9(12.8)
 
 CH3OH					1.1(7.1)	3.3(7.2)	3.6(7.8)
 
 CH3CHO					-7.0(-15.2)	-1.7(-6.1)	1.0(-3.3)
 
 C3H6O					61.1a(46.1)	46.5(38.8)	39.0(34.8)
 
 C3H6O {with [CH3CHO]initial=0}b	46.1(44.2)	39.2(42.2)	37.2(40.5)
 
 other products				21.4(33.0)	28.2(29.4)	29.6(27.7)
 
  d[C3H6]/[C3H6] (%)			3.0(3.9)	3.2(4.0)	3.7(3.9)
 
 Time for oxygen consumption (min)	38(22)		17(5.5)		4.0(1.5)
 
 

a It is estimated that the epoxide selectivity would be approximately 58% if the input and output acetaldehyde concentrations were equal.

b The epoxide selectivity with no initial acetaldehyde is given for comparison. These experiments had a pressure of 4.0 bar, but were otherwise similar to the propene:acetaldehyde co-oxidation experiments (see text).


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