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Study on methyl acetate catalytic hydrolysis with cation-exchange resin based on least squares method

Chen Fu-bei

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In the paper,methyl acetate catalytic hydrolysis with 001× 7(732)cation-exchange resin.According to least squares method,the optimum hydrolyzation condition of MeOAc as follows:reaction temperature of 50 ℃,ratio of cation-exchange resin(g) to reaction liquid volume(L)0.08~0.32.The hydrolytic conversion of methyl acetate reached 77%.

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In the paper,methyl acetate catalytic hydrolysis with 001× 7(732)cation-exchange resin.According to least squares method,the optimum hydrolyzation condition of MeOAc as follows:reaction temperature of 50 ℃,ratio of cation-exchange resin(g) to reaction liquid volume(L)0.08~0.32.The hydrolytic conversion of methyl acetate reached 77%.

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In the paper,methyl acetate catalytic hydrolysis with 001× 7(732)cation-exchange resin.According to least squares method,the optimum hydrolyzation condition of MeOAc as follows:reaction temperature of 50 ℃,ratio of cation-exchange resin(g) to reaction liquid volume(L)0.08~0.32.The hydrolytic conversion of methyl acetate reached 77%.

Key concepts: Hydrolysis, Ion-exchange resin, Methyl acetate, Catalysis, Chemistry, Volume (thermodynamics), Nuclear chemistry, Organic chemistry

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