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I have a homework on formaldehyde.
There is this sentence:
It is produced on a large scale from methanol, most commonly by the âFormoxâ process which is an oxidation reaction of MeOH, however it can also be produced directly by dehydrogenation over a silver based catalyst:
CH3OH(g) â CH2O(g) + H2(g) 500 â 1000 K steps of 20 K
Can you please explain to me what does it mean, and the word formox I do not get what it is.
I have a homework on formaldehyde.
There is this sentence:
It is produced on a large scale from methanol, most commonly by the âFormoxâ process which is an oxidation reaction of MeOH, however it can also be produced directly by dehydrogenation over a silver based catalyst:
CH3OH(g) â CH2O(g) + H2(g) 500 â 1000 K steps of 20 K
Can you please explain to me what does it mean, and the word formox I do not get what it is.
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