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Hydroformylation of Alkenes
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6:47Now PlayingWe learned about syngas already, so let's check out another application for it, the hydroformylation of alkenes. This forms important aldehydes which can be reduced to alcohols. Let's talk about catalysts, the mechanism, applications, and more!
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