INFRARED STUDY OF CROTONALDEHYDE OXIDATION BY 12-MOLYBDOPHOSPHORIC ACID
Tian-hsi Tsai, Ken‐ichi Maruya, Mamoru Ai, Atsumu Ozaki
Abstract
Tian-hsi Tsai, Ken‐ichi Maruya, Mamoru Ai, Atsumu Ozaki
Abstract
Abstract IR spectra of H3PMo12O40 (HPA) with adsorbed crotonaldehyde disclosed that HPA is reduced by crotonaldehyde only in the presence of water, giving furan as the oxidation product. Water is evidentially involved in the reaction path of crotonaldehyde oxidation, being consistent with water-enhanced catalytic oxidation of crotonaldehyde on HPA.
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Abstract IR spectra of H3PMo12O40 (HPA) with adsorbed crotonaldehyde disclosed that HPA is reduced by crotonaldehyde only in the presence of water, giving furan as the oxidation product. Water is evidentially involved in the reaction path of crotonaldehyde oxidation, being consistent with water-enhanced catalytic oxidation of crotonaldehyde on HPA.
Key concepts: Crotonaldehyde, Chemistry, Catalysis, Furan, Photochemistry, Organic chemistry