Abstract: A method for determining dimethyl disulphide proceeds by carrying out a chromatographic separation of an analyte containing at least dimethyl disulphide and methanesulphonic acid, and determining the dimethyl disulphide by pulsed amperometric detection.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for preparing alkanesulphonic acid by oxidizing an alkyl mercaptan, a dialkyl disulphide and/or a dialkyl polysulphide having three to nine sulphur atoms with an oxidizing agent, wherein additional oxidizing agent is fed into the oxidation if as yet unoxidized alkyl mercaptan and/or unoxidized dialkyl disulphide and/or at least one intermediate from the oxidation of the dialkyl disulphide and/or of the dialkyl polysulphide is present in the reaction output, and a corresponding apparatus for performance of oxidation reactions.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for preparing alkanesulphonic acid by oxidizing an alkyl mercaptan, a dialkyl disulphide and/or a dialkyl polysulphide having three to nine sulphur atoms with an oxidizing agent, wherein additional oxidizing agentis fed into the oxidation if as yet unoxidized alkyl mercaptan and/or unoxidized dialkyl disulphide and/or at least one intermediate from the oxidation of the dialkyl disulphide and/or of the dialkyl polysulphide is present in the reaction output, and a corresponding apparatus for performance of oxidation reactions.

Abstract: A method for determining dimethyl disulphide proceeds by carrying out a chromatographic separation of an analyte containing at least dimethyl disulphide and methanesulphonic acid, and determining the dimethyl disulphide by pulsed amperometric detection.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for preparing alkanesulfonic acids from dialkyl disulfides with nitric acid and oxygen.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for preparing alkanesulfonic acids from dialkyl disulfides with nitric acid and oxygen.

Abstract: The invention relates to a halide-containing alkali tungstate catalyst for the synthesis of alkylmercaptans from alkanols and hydrogen sulfide, and to a process for the preparation of this catalyst.

Abstract: A process for regenerating a catalyst used in the preparation of acrolein from glycerol, which comprises tungsten compounds and has acidic properties and at least one promoter.

Abstract: A process for preparing acrolein from glycerol using an acidic solid-state catalyst which comprises tungsten compounds and further promoters.

Abstract: A process for preparing acrolein from glycerol using an acidic solid-state catalyst which comprises tungsten compounds and further promoters.

Abstract: The invention relates to an oxidic catalyst containing cesium and tungsten for the synthesis of alkyl mercaptans from alkanols and hydrogen sulfide, and to a process for the production of this catalyst, wherein the molar ratio of cesium to tungsten is <2:1.

Abstract: The invention relates to an oxidic catalyst containing cesium and tungsten for the synthesis of alkyl mercaptans from alkanols and hydrogen sulfide, and to a process for the production of this catalyst, wherein the molar ratio of cesium to tungsten is <2:1.

Abstract: The invention relates to an oxidic catalyst containing cesium and tungsten for the synthesis of alkyl mercaptans from alkanols and hydrogen sulfide, and to a process for the production of this catalyst, wherein the molar ratio of cesium to tungsten is <2:1.

Abstract: A method for removal of dissolved oxygen from organic liquids by use of a solid state catalyst. In doing so the dissolved oxygen is converted by the action of a reducing agent into water.