Continuous catalyst-free aromatization of γ-terpinene using air as an oxidant

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Publication Date 2013-08-27
DOI 10.1039/C3GC41224E
Impact Factor 10.182
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Martta Asikainen, Olli Jauhiainen, Olli Aaltonen, Ali Harlin


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Abstract

The dehydrogenation of γ-terpinene was studied under catalyst- and solvent-free reaction conditions using air as an oxidant. The dehydrogenation affords p-cymene in good yields in a continuous flow reaction setup. The initial optimization of the reaction parameters showed that the dehydrogenation is highly dependent on the vapour/liquid phase equilibrium and the availability of oxygen in the vapour phase.

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