ammoxidation
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ammoxidation
(′am′äk·sə′dā·shən)
(chemical engineering) A process in which mixtures of propylene, ammonia, and oxygen are converted in the presence of a catalyst, with acrylonitrile as the primary product. Also known as ammonoxidation; oxyamination.
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