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                  1.28                      REACTION TYPES
                    When propylene is used as the hydrocarbon, n- and iso-butyraldehyde
                  are formed. This reaction is most frequently run with the C and C to C 12
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                  olefins. When C olefins are used, a series of dimethyl- and ethylhexanols
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                  and methyl heptanols are formed that are used as octyl alcohols to make
                  plasticizers and esters.
                    See Oxo Reaction.
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