THE ROLE AND EFFICIENCY OF COPPER-BASED CATALYSTS IN ETHYLENE OXYCHLORINATION
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Copper-based catalysts, ethylene oxychlorination, vinyl chloride monomer, catalytic activity, selectivity, catalyst efficiencyAbstract
This article explores the role and efficiency of copper-based catalysts in the ethylene oxychlorination process, a crucial industrial reaction for producing vinyl chloride monomer. The catalytic properties of copper compounds significantly influence reaction rates, selectivity, and product yield. Recent advancements in catalyst design and mechanistic understanding are reviewed to highlight improvements in performance and environmental sustainability.
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