2. Thermodynamic and kinetic considerations
The stability of aromatic hydrocarbons in relation to other hydrocarbons increases with temperature; for this reason, we operate at elevated temperatures, above 300 ˚C. However, kinetic competition between desired and parasitic reactions leads to the choice of specific operating conditions for the targeted transformations.
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Dehydrogenation of cyclanes to aromatic hydrocarbons
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