Promoting the Synthesis of Methanol: Understanding the Requirements for an Industrial Catalyst for the Conversion of CO

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Journal Angew Chem Int Ed Engl

Specialty Chemistry

Date 2016 Oct 5

PMID 27701828

Citations 11

Authors

Malte Behrens

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Abstract

The hydrogenation of CO to methanol is a potential process for the sustainable production of synthetic liquid fuels. The Cu/ZnO catalyst employed for this reaction has been studied extensively for many years, and recent progress now has the potential to turn it into a prototype for complex promotional interactions in heterogeneous catalysis.

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