Aliphatic amines from waste polyolefins by tandem pyrolysis, hydroformylation, and reductive amination
Journal article published in 2024 by
Houqian Li 
,
Amy A. Cuthbertson ,
Ahmad Amer Alamer,
Victor S. Cecon ,
Harish Radhakrishnan,
Jiayang Wu,
Greg W. Curtzwiler ,
Keith L. Vorst,
Xianglan Bai ,
Clark R. Landis,
Gregg T. Beckham ,
George W. Huber
,
Amy A. Cuthbertson ,
Ahmad Amer Alamer,
Victor S. Cecon ,
Harish Radhakrishnan,
Jiayang Wu,
Greg W. Curtzwiler ,
Keith L. Vorst,
Xianglan Bai ,
Clark R. Landis,
Gregg T. Beckham ,
George W. Huber
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Abstract
Through the combination of pyrolysis, hydroformylation, and reductive amination, waste polyolefins have the potential to produce primary aliphatic amines.