2. Selective hydrogenation

2.1 Special features

Two types of selectivity can be distinguished:

the selectivity of the hydrogenation reaction itself, i.e. the formation of a specific hydrogenated compound to the detriment of the formation of other hydrogenated compounds;
the selectivity of the hydrogenation reaction compared with competing reactions such as oligomerization (dimerization or trimerization) or isomerization...

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