Dehydrogenation of Methylbutenes with Intermediate Oxidation of Hydrogen

In the paper we study a method of increasing the yield of dehydrogenation products of methylbutenes by virtue of intermediate removal of the hydrogen formed during the dehydrogenation and partial compensation of heat losses. In the example of dehydrogenation of methylbutenes into the isoprene, the oxidation of hydrogen on the platinum catalyst [charged inside the layer of ferric potassium catalyst] for the dehydrogenation of olefins is considered.