Chemical Communications · 1997 · 136 citations · 6 references
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A small flow reactor (5 ml volume) is used for continuous hydrogenation in supercritical CO 2 or propane with polysiloxane-supported noble metal catalysts; a wide range of organic functionalities can be hydrogenated with good throughput (up to 1200 ml h - 1 in favourable cases) and the various parameters (temperature, pressure, concentration of H 2 , etc.) can be controlled independently to optimise the selectivity for a particular product.
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