Description and use

The technique of catalytic hydrogenation can be applied almost universally to unsaturated systems, and therein lies its chief advantage (7). By appropriate selection of catalyst, pressure, and temperature, a remarkable variety of substrates can be made to undergo hydrogenation, many of them under hydrogen pressure not exceeding 50 psi (see Appendix 3 for description and use of low-pressure hydrogenation apparatus). 

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