Li‐Biao Han, Susumu Tsubota, Tetsuhiko Kobayashi, Masatake Haruta
Abstract
Even under normal pressures (1.5–3.0 atm), methanol is formed by the gas phase reaction of methane with oxygen in a flow quartz reactor at 425–490 °C with methanol selectivities exceeding 30% at a methane conversion of 5%.
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Even under normal pressures (1.5–3.0 atm), methanol is formed by the gas phase reaction of methane with oxygen in a flow quartz reactor at 425–490 °C with methanol selectivities exceeding 30% at a methane conversion of 5%.
Key concepts: Methane, Methanol, Chemistry, Gas phase, Oxygen, Partial oxidation, Phase (matter), Quartz