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formate /for·mate/ (for´māt) a salt of formic acid.
for·mate (fôrmt)
n.
A compound, such as a salt or ester of formic acid, that contains the HCOO- radical.


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Mantra's Electroreduction of Carbon Dioxide Technology (ERC) is well suited for the conversion of CO2 to fuels and chemicals component of the initiative through its conversion of CO2 into high value materials, including: formic acid, formate salts, oxalic acid and methanol.
id=291 The traditional industrialization production methods of the oxalic acid mainly concluded sodium formate process, oxidation process, oxo process, glycol oxidation process, propylene oxidation process and carbon monoxide coupling process etc.
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