The catalytic hydrogenation of nitro compounds is a pivotal chemical reaction in both research and industry, converting nitro groups (–NO2) into amino groups (–NH2) with applications ranging from ...

In some industrial processes, flowing hydrogen molecules over solid surfaces containing catalytic metals reduces organic molecules by hydrogenation. On the basis of a mechanism proposed in the 1960s, ...

Catalytic hydrogenation represents an integral part of many critical industrial procedures. Standard processes comprise of the catalytic reduction of nitro groups to the equivalent amino compounds, ...

Selective catalytic hydrogenation of nitrobenzene (Ph-NO 2) to high value-added azoxy-, azo- and aminobenzene compounds are considerably important in the organic synthesis industry. Compared with ...