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Synthesis of glyoxylic acid from glyoxal by air oxidation

Weiguo Wang

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This study,by choice and synthesis of metal catalysts,has made some progress in the synthesis of glyoxalic acid by air oxidation.The optimum condition of synthesis were: percentage conversion of glyoxal was 85.1%,yield of Glyoxylic acid was 60.2% and selectivity of Glyoxylic acid was 70.7%;under pH 1~2,reaction temperature 43 ℃ and reaction time 20 h.

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This study,by choice and synthesis of metal catalysts,has made some progress in the synthesis of glyoxalic acid by air oxidation.The optimum condition of synthesis were: percentage conversion of glyoxal was 85.1%,yield of Glyoxylic acid was 60.2% and selectivity of Glyoxylic acid was 70.7%;under pH 1~2,reaction temperature 43 ℃ and reaction time 20 h.

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This study,by choice and synthesis of metal catalysts,has made some progress in the synthesis of glyoxalic acid by air oxidation.The optimum condition of synthesis were: percentage conversion of glyoxal was 85.1%,yield of Glyoxylic acid was 60.2% and selectivity of Glyoxylic acid was 70.7%;under pH 1~2,reaction temperature 43 ℃ and reaction time 20 h.

Key concepts: Glyoxylic acid, Glyoxal, Yield (engineering), Selectivity, Chemistry, Catalysis, Inorganic chemistry, Organic chemistry

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