Formation of cyanate compounds

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Nitrogen or compound thereof – Carbon containing

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ABSTRACT:
The use of a reaction mixture of carbon monoxide, an oxide of nitrogen such as nitric oxide, and a source of hydrogen when passed over a hydrogenation catalyst produces cyanate compounds, e.g., ammonium cyanate and isocyanic acid. The reaction conditions chosen determine the relative amounts of the various cyanate compounds to be formed. When the formation of ammonium cyanate is desired, the addition of ammonia to the reaction mixture reduces the amount of nitric oxide reactant necessary, while enhancing the efficiency of ammonium cyanate production. When a palladium or iridium catalyst is used, the production of isocyanic acid is favored.

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patent: 1083703 (1914-01-01), Rothe
patent: 3425803 (1969-02-01), Romeo
Mellor, Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry, vol. VIII (1928), p. 161.

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