Oxidation of hydrocarbons containing four carbon atoms

3 Oxidation of hydrocarbons containing four carbon atoms 

Relative product yields for the extensive slow oxidation of n-butane and /-butane 

Berry et al. [137] detected a range of C3 and C4 O-heterocyclic compounds amongst other partially oxygenated molecular products during the early stages ( 10% fuel consumption) of the non-isothermal oxidation of -butane at a vessel temperature of 588 K. However, even at this vessel temperature the yields of 1- and 2-butene exceeded the O-heterocycles by a factor of 10. This ratio rose to about a factor of 20 at a vessel temperature 

Products of the initial stages of radical attack on n-butane and i-butane at low and high temperatures 

Internal isomerization reactions of butylhydroperoxy radicals formed during the oxidation of n-butane and i-butane 

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