- Methanol is the
simplest alcohol, containing one carbon atom.
- It is a
colorless, tasteless liquid with a very faint odor and is commonly known
as "wood alcohol."
- Methanol (CH3OH) is
a colorless, odorless, slightly flammable liquid, also called methyl
alcohol or wood alcohol.
- Liquid methanol can
be produced
from just about anything containing carbon.
- Potential sources
include natural gas, coal, and biomass. Currently most methanol is
produced from natural gas, or methane, using steam, pressure, and a
catalyst.
- The methanol
molecule has a simple chemical structure, which leads to clean
combustion; reports from emissions studies, however, vary more widely
for methanol than for other fuels probably because of differences among
fuel blends used across the country and because vehicles may not be
optimized for using methanol.
- Methanol, which is
presently prepared from fossil-fuel-based syn-gas, can also be prepared
by direct oxidative conversion of natural gas (methane) or reductive
conversion of atmospheric carbon dioxide with hydrogen.
- The bulk of methanol
is processed into formaldehyde in order to produce plastic masses,
urotropine, and carbamide resins.
- Methane, a
greenhouse gas, is also given off by decomposing vegetable matter in
landfills — another source that could be tapped for methanol
production.
- Methanol production
growth may be also spurred by the introduction of new technologies
implying the use of methanol to obtain gasoline and polymers.
- A novel atmospheric
methanol measurement technique, employing selective gas-phase catalytic
conversion of methanol to formaldehyde followed
by detection of the
formaldehyde product, has been developed and tested.
- In Russia, methanol
is consumed mainly in the production of Formalin and synthetic rubbers,
which account for 60-70% of total methanol use.
- Polyfuel has picked
a strategy of focusing on a core part of the fuel cell market: the
membrane, where fuel and air are converted into electricity.
- Methanol capacities
in China and the Middle East are expected to double to 40 million tonnes
per annum.
- In Iran, the
increased supply from the 1.65m tonne/year Zagross facility has dampened
market sentiment and put downward pressure on methanol
values.
- Methanol has many
uses including solvent, antifreeze, deicer, fuel and chemical
reactant.
- The largest use for
methanol is in the manufacture of formaldehyde.
It is also used in
the manufacture of other chemicals and plastics.
- Methanol serves as a
fuel for auto racing, railroad car and truck heaters, lamps, and
lighters, as well as being a denaturant for ethyl alcohol.
- It has excellent
solvent properties and can be used as a replacement for ethanol or
isopropanol in many applications.
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Introduction
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Methanol Basics
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Methyl
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Methanol degradation in defined mixed
cultures of thermophilic anaerobes in the presence of
sulfate
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Patent
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Methanol
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Methanol
Production Process
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Methanol
Preparation Process
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Method For
The Treatment Of a Methanol Reforming Catalyst
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Foliar
Applied Methanol & Nitrogen For Increased Productivity on
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Production
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Enhancing Methanol Production by CO2
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Methanol Production
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Coal Mine Methane Use In Methanol
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Methanol Production
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The Production Of Methanol &
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The Technology Of Methanol Production
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Toxicity
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Methanol Poisoning Overview
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Application
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Methanol, a Potentially Renewable
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A new method for semi-continuous
atmospheric methanol measurements and its application to measure
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Using Methanol in
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Atmospheric methanol measurement using
selective catalytic methanol to formaldehyde conversion
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Samples
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Investigation of Methanol Oxidation
Electrokinetics on Pt Using the Asymmetric Electrode Technique
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Mechanistic investigations of the
methanol-to-olefin (MTO) process on acidic zeolite catalysts by in situ
solid-state NMR spectroscopy
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Energy and economy savings in the
process of methanol synthesis using Pinch technology
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The Methanol Story: A Sustainable Fuel
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