Symrise Ag

Weylchem Frankfurt Gmbh

Biogents Ag

Michael Kant

Andreas Martin

Angela Köckritz

Oskar Koch

Daniel Decker

Angela Koeckritz

Klaus Forstinger

Reinhard Eckelt

Axel Schöning

Andreas Rose

Sigrid Evert

Thomas Sommer

Alexander Hofmann

Dang-Lanh Hoang

Udo Armbruster

Michael Bartoszek

Brigitte Lange

Regina Bienert

The invention relates to a method for producing CO2 for attracting bloodsucking arthropods (). In this method, at least one liquid or solid organic substance () is reacted in an oxidation process in a targeted manner, one portion completely and another partially, thus forming, in addition to CO2, H2O and heat, at least one further partial oxidation product (P). The invention further relates to a device () for generating CO2, said device () comprising a storage means () for at least one liquid or solid organic substance () and an evaporation module () for the liquid or solid organic substance (). The device () comprises a reactor module () for the controlled oxidation and partial oxidation of the at least one liquid or solid organic substance (); a control unit (); and means () for regulating the oxidation and partial oxidation process. The means () for regulating the oxidation and partial oxidation process can be regulated via the control unit (), hence allowing defined reaction conditions to be set in the reactor module () for the targeted control of the oxidation and partial oxidation process.

Method and device for attracting blood-sucking arthropods

A process for the preparation of 1,2-pentanediol by reaction of a starting material comprising one or both compounds from the group consisting of furfuryl alcohol and furfural with hydrogen in the presence of a first heterogeneous catalyst is described.

Method for producing 1,2-pentanediol

The invention relates to a method for the production of an aromatic carbonyl compound by the oxidation of a methyl group or methylene group bonded to the aromatic group in which the aromatic substance is reacted in the presence of an oxidizing agent and a sulphoxide, a sulphoxide being selected for the oxidation of a specific aromatic substance whose ionization potential, in terms of magnitude, differs from the ionization potential of the aromatic substance to be oxidized by a maximum of &#xb1;0.25 eV.

Method for the production of aromatic carbonyl compounds

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