What is Ethylene Oxychlorination Catalyst

Ethylene Oxychlorination Catalyst is a chemical product that uses ethylene and vinyl chloride as the main raw materials to generate ethylene oxide and dichloroethane through catalytic oxidation reaction. The main advantage of Ethylene Oxychlorination Catalyst is that it can obtain environmentally friendly ethylene and vinyl chloride at a lower temperature.

Ethylene Oxychlorination Catalyst is mainly realized by the selective hydrogenation of acetylene and hydrogen chloride during the reaction process by the catalyst surfactant. Through the action of the active catalytic center on the surface of the catalyst, ethylene and hydrogen chloride generate ethylene oxide and ethylene dichloride. Ethylene Oxychlorination Catalyst is a new catalyst that uses catalytic oxidation reaction to generate ethylene oxide and dichloroethane at a lower temperature.

Ethylene Oxychlorination Catalyst has relatively stable catalytic activity and is a relatively effective catalyst for the oxidation of acetaldehyde. Ethylene Oxychlorination Catalyst is the oxidation of acetaldehyde to ethanol or vinegar. Its biggest feature is that it can be used to prepare a catalyst for the oxychlorination of acetaldehyde. Generally speaking, the oxychlorination of ethylene is a reversible reaction, while the oxychlorination of acetaldehyde is an irreversible reaction.