Oxidizing supported reagents, III. Oxidation of alcohols by new supported K2Cr2O7 reagents

Several new supported K₂Cr₂O₇ reagents are used in the oxidation of secondary alcohols. The influence of the number of active sites and the nature of solid support on the yield is discussed. The influence of the structure of alcohol on the yield of ketone is analyzed.

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K₂Cr₂O₇ . . .

     

V2O5/TiO2 oxidation catalysts, III. Oxidation of CO on pure and sodium-doped systems

The activity of vanadia/titania catalysts in CO oxidation has been tested and found to be of the same order as that observed for unsupported vanadia; the simultaneous presence of vanadium-sodium compounds cancels the activity, probably because of the elimination of labile V=0 species at surface defects.

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V₂O₅/TiO₂ CO, V₂O₅; - , , V=0 .

     

Temperature-programmed reduction of Rh/ZnO catalyst

A considerable effect of supported rhodium on reduction of ZnO support has been observed. Temperature range of support reduction-above 560 K. Maximum degree of reduction corresponds to reduction of several monolayers of ZnO. Reoxidation process occurs rapidly at temperatures above 500 K.

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ZnO. 560 . ZnO. - 500 .

     

Study of cyclohexane conversion on A Pt/Al2O3 catalyst under reforming conditions by a gradientless method

A common type of rate equations for hydrocarbon conversions under reforming conditions has been shown, resulting from the features of the hydrocarbons and hydrogen adsorption on the Pt/Al₂O₃ catalyst. This has been confirmed by variations in the rate of cyclohexane conversion observed upon the introduction of methane into the reaction mixture. Methane does not react but is strongly adsorbed on the catalyst surface.

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A surface potential study of adsorbed oxygen species on a Bi2Mo3O12 catalyst

Bi₂Mo₃O₁₂ is a selective oxidation catalyst of propylene into acrolein. Surface potential measurements proved the presence of an equilibrium between gaseous oxygen and the O^2– species adsorbed on the surface of the catalyst, under oxygen atmosphere, in the range 538K–673K. This is in accordance with the fact that O^2– is a selective oxidation species. An oxygen adsorption mechanism is also discussed.

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Bi₂Mo₃O₁₂ . O^–2, , 538–613 . , O^–2 . .

     

Temperature dependence of CO insertion on S-, Ag-, and Cu-promoted Rh/SiO2 catalysts

The addition of sulfur and silver to Rh/SiO₂ inhibits hydrogenation of C₂H₄, but promotes CO insertion and extends the linearity of Arrhenius curves for CO insertion above 543 K.

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Rh/SiO₂ C₂H₄, CO CO 543 .

     

Effect of TiO2 crystal modification on catalytic properties of cobalt-titanium dioxide catalysts for Fischer-Tropsch synthesis

CO hydrogenation on cobalt-rutile and cobalt-anatase catalysts with various amounts of cobalt at 480–570 K has been studied. C₁–C₁₅ hydrocarbons are formed on cobalt-rutile catalysts at 478–523 K. During the initial period of catalyst operation a counterclockwise hysteresis is observed. Cobalt-anatase catalysts remain inactive up to 670 K.

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CO - - - 480–570 . - 478–523 C₁–C₁₅. . - 670 .

     

V2O5/TiO2 oxidation catalysts, IV. Adsorption of acrolein on sodium-containing systems

Adsorption of acrolein on vanadia/titania catalysts fits a polymerization kinetics if Na–V compounds are not present or the vanadium content is lower than that corresponding to formation of a monolayer of vanadia on the titania support.

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, Na–V .

     

Temperature programmed reduction and oxidation of Ir/Al2O3 catalysts

3 % Ir/Al₂O₃ catalysts have been studied by means of temperature programmed reduction and oxidation. With growing degree of metal oxidation (higher T_ox) reducibility of the catalysts at low temperatures decreases.

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3% Ir/Al₂O₃ . ( ) .

     

SO2 oxidation in aqueous solutions of Cu(II)

Kinetic studies of SO₂ oxidation by Cu(II) complexes in aqueous solutions containing halide ions X(X=Cl^–, Br^– and I^–) indicate that the highest activity is observed for mixed chloro-iodo complexes of Cu(II). A reaction mechanism is suggested where the principal role is assigned to CuX ₄ ^2– aq complexes and HSO₃ radicals.

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SO₂ Cu(II) , X(X=Cl^– Br^–, I^–). , - Cu(II). CuX^2–aq HSO₃.

     

Thermal analysis of poly(methyl methacrylate)-copper composite

Thermal characteristics of the composites of poly(methyl methacrylate) and copper are reported, including the order of reaction and activation energy of the major second stage of pyrolysis. The randomly-distributed metal particles in the polymer matrix can form paths for heat transfer which determine the mechanism of thermal degradation.

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Zusammenfassung Die thermischen Charakteristika der Verbindungen von Polymethylmethacrylat mit Kupfer werden zusammen mit der Reaktionsordnung und der Aktivierungsenergie der grösseren zweiten Stufe der Pyrolyse beschrieben. Die zufallsbestimmt verteilten Metallpartikel in der Polymermatrix können Wege des Wärmetransfers formen, welche den Mechanismus der thermischen Zersetzung bestimmen.

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Résumé On décrit les caractéristiques thermiques de composites du polyméthylméthacrylate avec le cuivre, parmi lesquelles l'ordre de réaction et l'énergie d'activation de la seconde étape de la pyrolyse qui est la principale. Les particules du métal distribuées au hasard dans la matrice du polymère peuvent constituer des voies pour le transfert de chaleur qui déterminent le mécanisme de la dégradation thermique.

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Kinetics of isotope exchange of dioxygen with a powdered high-temperature superconducting material Ba2YCu3O7?x

It has been found that the rate of isotope exchange in Ba₂YCu₃O_7–x–O₂ system is high. Its kinetics is exponential, first order with respect to dioxygen and the exchange is of the mixed first/third type.

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Ba₂YCu₃O_7–x–O₂ . -, -, - .

     

Isomerization of olefins on Ta2O5 catalysts

The double bond and skeletal isomerization of olefins was investigated on Ta₂O₅ catalysts calcined at different temperatures. A remarkable minimum of catalytic activity and surface acidity (as characterized by pyridine adsorption) was found at 600°C calcination temperature. A further peculiarity of Ta₂O₅ catalyts was found in the exceptionally low surface OH coverage (0.01–0.3 OH nm^–2). Pyridine is a total poison, water is a partial poison, whereas CO₂ has no effect on the catalytic activity.

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Ta₂O₅, . ( ) 600°C. Ta₂O₅ OH (0,01–0,3 OH nm^–2). , CO₂ - .

     

Decomposition of dimethyl sulfide in the presence of Al2O3, and catalyst deactivation

The catalytic decomposition of dimethyl sulfide has been studied over the temperature range of 400–500 °C. The main reaction products are methylmercaptane, H₂S and methane. Catalyst deactivation is due to its coking during the reaction. The possibility of oxidative catalyst regeneration at 550 °C has been shown.

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400–500°C. , . , . 550°C.

     

Investigation of n-heptane conversion over Pt?Al2O3 catalysts under gradientless reforming conditions

The rates of the total and individual directions of n-heptane conversion in reforming over platinum-on-alumina catalysts were shown to be independent of dilution with hydrogen. They can be described by simple equations following from kinetic concepts in ideal adsorbed layers.

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On the nature of surface sites for heterolytic dissociation of hydrogen on Al2O3

A quantum-chemical analysis of the models for geminal OH groups of Al₂O₃ and of the processes of their dehydroxylation with further dissociative chemisorption of hydrogen has been carried out. Calculations were performed by the SCF MO LCAO method using STO-3G basis set in terms of the cluster approach.

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OH- Al₂O₃ . , STO-3G .

     

Influence of fluorine-modified SiO2-surfaces on the properties of V2O5/SiO2 catalysts

The preparation of vanadium catalysts is described using fluorine modified Aerosil as support. It is shown that modification with fluorine changes the concentration and topology of the surface silanol groups and, as a consequence, the catalytic properties.

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, , . , , , .

     

IR spectra of oxygen adsorbed on SnO2

IR spectra of oxygen adsorbed on SnO₂ with and without lattice defects have been studied. At low temperatures oxygen is adsorbed on defect SnO₂ in two forms of O ₂ ^– . This supports the earlier results obtained by ESR. The low-temperature forms of adsorbed oxygen (unrevealed in ESR spectra) were detected on defectless SnO₂. High-temperature forms of adsorbed oxygen appear in the IR-spectra as bands due to vibrations of the cation-oxygen bond.

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- SnO₂. , O ₂ ^– , . SnO₂ .

     

Role of tin in a PtSb alloy and a Pt-Sn/Al2O3 reforming catalyst

The conversion of n-hexane was studied on a Pt-Sn/Al₂O₃ catalyst, a PtSn alloy and on the corresponding Pt catalysts. The results indicate the same catalytic effect of tin in supported and unsupported catalysts. It is concluded that the role of tin is connected with alloy formation.

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- Pt-Sn/Al₂O₃, PtSn Pt-. . , .

     

Studies on catalytically active surface compounds, VIII. On the reaction of VCl4 with aerosil

The preparation and hydrolysis of silica supported vanadium catalysts have been investigated using VCl₄ as a paramagnetic probe. Chemical analysis shows the possibility of the VCl₄ molecule to react one, two, or three hydroxy groups of the surface. The type of reaction is influenced by the temperature of pretreatment of aerosil (TPA). ESR measurements show distortions of the tetrahedral coordination of the (SiO)_nVCl_4–n surface complex, which is strongest for the threefold attachment (n=3) of VCl₄ to the surface. Hydrolysis is accompanied by an increase of the coordination number and leads to highly mobile vanadium species.

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, VCl₄ . , VCl₄ , . . (SiO)_nVCl_4–n, VCl₄ (n=3). .