Nb2O5: Percentage Effect of T/H Phase and Evaluation of Catalytic Activity, a Preliminary Study
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Catalysis Research , Volume 3 , Issue 3 (2023)
Pages: 71
Published: October 2023
(This book is a printed edition that was published in Catalysis Research)
Cover Story: The concept of alternating pore filling with Fischer-Tropsch wax and subsequent pore drainage by hydrogenolysis has been shown to be very effective in this publication, as it not only improves the overall activity and methane production rate, but also significantly increases the kerosene selectivity of the overall process. It was also found that high reaction temperature leads to comparatively low methane selectivity in hydrogenolysis.View this paper.
Volume 3,Issue 3
Nb2O5: Percentage Effect of T/H Phase and Evaluation of Catalytic Activity, a Preliminary Studyby
Michel Z. Fidelis
,
Elaine Trojan de Paula
,
Eduardo Abreu
,
Maria E.K. Fuziki
,
Onelia A. A. dos Santos
,
Rodrigo Brackmann
and
Giane G. Lenzi
Abstract Due to its similar characteristics to titanium, niobium has become an attractive alternative in photocatalytic processes. Research indicates that titania has an optimal percentage of phases resulting in a commercial catalyst, P25, that contains more than 70% anatase with a minor amount of rutile and a small amount of amorphous phase. On the other hand, for Nb2O5, percentage optimization was little explored in the literature, which consists of studyin [...] |
Enhancing Kerosene Selectivity of Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis by Periodical Pore Drainage Via Hydrogenolysisby
Carsten Unglaub
and
Andreas Jess
Abstract Accumulation of wax inside the catalyst pores during transient cobalt-catalyzed Fischer-Tropsch synthesis (FTS) leads to unfavorable product distribution and low activity by imposing internal mass transfer limitations. The condensation of paraffin severely changes the apparent product stream that actually leaves the reactor before the catalyst pores are filled completely and the steady state is reached. Thus, the product distribution of the transient FTS is less complex than expected in comparis [...] |
Research and Application of Modified ZSM-5 for the Process of Alkylation of Oil Distillate FractionsAbstract In the oil distillate fraction alkylation process, a modified Zr zeolite ZSM-5 was obtained and studied. The modification was executed using a method that impregnated ZSM-5 with a 5% solution of ZrOCl2∙6H2O. X-ray diffraction studies were conducted on zeolite ZSM-5, zirconyl chloride modifier ZrOCl2∙6H2O, and modified zeolite ZSM-5-ZrO
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Recent Development of Photocatalytic Application Towards Wastewater Treatmentby
Preetam Datta
and
Subhasis Roy
Abstract With increasing population levels and rapidly growing industries worldwide, the purification of water contaminated with different impurities is one of the biggest challenges we face in recent times. Photocatalysis holds great potential as an efficient mineralization process to remove the foreign matter present in wastewater. Rapid advancement in innovative materials development has made photocatalysis the frontrunner among different water treatment methods. Our main priority lies in different st [...] |
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