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Some Na compds. are selective catalysts for dehydrogenation of MeOH to HCHO, stable under high temps., and not reduced by H which is formed. They undergo some deactivation due to coking, but burning the coke easily returns the catalyst to its initial activ ...
A survey of the occurrence of a no. of enzymes possibly involved in the C1 dissimilatory pathway in organisms using the serine pathway of C assimilation indicated that neither the methanol dehydrogenase nor the NH4-independent dye-linked formaldehyde dehyd ...
HCHO is prepd. in high yield and selectivity by the dehydrogenation of MeOH in the presence of catalysts contg. metallic Na or >=1 Na compd. at 300-800 Deg. Na2CO3 was heated under H at 5 Deg/min and the temp. maintained during this heating process at 100 ...
The methanol dehydration reaction was studied over environmentally benign, easily accessible and inexpensive K10 montmorillonite clay used as the catalyst at a temperature range between 200–700 °C. Nearly 100% selectivity towards dimethyl ether (DME) at 80 ...
