In particular, advancing CO 2 -based hydroformylation is highly significant: if CO 2 —one of the major greenhouse gases—can be efficiently utilized as a carbonyl source for producing value-added aldehydes, it would reduce reliance on fossil-derived syngas and could potentially surpass traditional processes in both economic viability and environmental sustainability.
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Advances in hydroformylation with formaldehyde, formic acid and carbon dioxide as syngas surrogates.
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