Stanley W. Polichnowski
Abstract
In this symposium paper, the author outlines how coal-derived CO and H2 can be converted to acetic anhydride. The key step in this acetic anhydride process is the homogenous catalysis of the carbonylation of methyl acetate.
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In this symposium paper, the author outlines how coal-derived CO and H2 can be converted to acetic anhydride. The key step in this acetic anhydride process is the homogenous catalysis of the carbonylation of methyl acetate.
Key concepts: Carbonylation, Acetic anhydride, Catalysis, Methyl acetate, Chemistry, Acetic acid, Organic chemistry, Transition metal