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The selective hydrogenation of alkynes and dienes is an important reaction in chemical industry. They are widely applied in the purification of olefin streams to remove alkynes/dienes, the gasoline refinery process, and some of the fine chemical processes. The selective hydrogenation of acetylene also provides a new route for the production of ethylene from natural gas or coal.

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