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Studies of Hydroxylation of Phenol Catalyzed by Inorganic Salts

Xiaohui Jing

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Hydroxylation of phenol with H2O2to catechol and hydroquinone utilizing inorganic salts as catalyst was studied,and the selectivity of catechol and hydroquinone as well as the conversion of phenol were about83%and40%respectively.The efˉfects of catalyst amount,PH,concentration of phenol,reaction time and temperature upon hydroxylating were discussed.

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Hydroxylation of phenol with H2O2to catechol and hydroquinone utilizing inorganic salts as catalyst was studied,and the selectivity of catechol and hydroquinone as well as the conversion of phenol were about83%and40%respectively.The efˉfects of catalyst amount,PH,concentration of phenol,reaction time and temperature upon hydroxylating were discussed.

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Hydroxylation of phenol with H2O2to catechol and hydroquinone utilizing inorganic salts as catalyst was studied,and the selectivity of catechol and hydroquinone as well as the conversion of phenol were about83%and40%respectively.The efˉfects of catalyst amount,PH,concentration of phenol,reaction time and temperature upon hydroxylating were discussed.

Key concepts: Catechol, Hydroquinone, Phenol, Hydroxylation, Catalysis, Chemistry, Selectivity, Phenols

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