| Manufacture of ketones can also be carried out by the dehydrogenation of a secondary alcohol at high temperature. |
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| A second dehydrogenation turns acetaldehyde into acetic acid, aka vinegar, which gets digested as usual. |
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| The dehydrogenation and selective hydrogenation reactors were run continuously and the product collected. |
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| Benzene is manufactured industrially by dehydrogenation and dealkylation of appropriate fractions of petroleum. |
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| Industrially, they are mainly manufactured as the products of the dehydrogenation, or oxidation, of secondary alcohols. |
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| This effect of diphenylamine has been interpreted as blocking a series of dehydrogenation steps in the transformation of the more saturated to the less saturated carotenoids. |
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| The current nanocatalyst is utilized in dehydrogenation of isobutene aimed at producing isobutene. |
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| Freudenberg also postulates a second process whereby catechins in the presence of dehydrases undergo condensation by dehydrogenation. |
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| In processes such as the dehydrogenation of isopropyl alcohol, it is a far more effective catalyst than either rhenium or palladium. |
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| Worldwide, UOP has been awarded 25 out of the last 29 dehydrogenation projects in the last three years. |
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| With a capacity of 650,000 metric tons per annum, the plant will be the largest single line propane dehydrogenation facility in the world. |
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| The C4 Oleflex process uses catalytic dehydrogenation to convert isobutane to isobutylene. |
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| The formation of compound 3 proceeds through dehydrogenation and addition of bromine to the exocyclic double bond. |
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| Dehydrogenation is the commercial process for preparing toluene from heptane as given above. |
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