Higher Alcohol Synthesis
作者： Pio Forzatti , Enrico Tronconi , Italo Pasquon
DOI: 10.1080/01614949108020298
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摘要: Abstract It has been known for many years that it is possible to produce mixtures of methanol and higher alcohols from synthesis gas by alkali promotion the catalysts appropriate modification reaction conditions [l]. From 1927 1945 plants were in operation United States Germany, dismantled with coming different feedstocks necessity obtaining pure chemical use. In last decade petroleum industry shown a renewed growing interest use aliphatic alcohols. The original goal late '70s was mainly reduce oil dependence producing synthetic components gasoline blends. More recently trend lead phase-down due environmental protection focused attention on product performances such alcohol as high octane blending stock gasoline. addition increases the...
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