甲醇与异丁烯在改性β分子筛上的吸附行为研究

采用过渡应答技术对甲醇和异丁烯在改性β分子筛上的吸附行为进行了研究,研究结果表明：异丁烯和甲醇有改性β分子筛上符合先快吸附后慢吸附的Elovich吸附规律。甲醇的吸附量大,但速率慢,异丁烯吸附量小,速率快;由于甲醇的饱和吸附量大于异下烯的饱和吸附量,对合成MTBE反应的选择性具有重要意义。对它们的吸附行为进行动力学研究,得到不同温度下吸附活化能随吸附量变化的关系。不同温度下相对饱和吸附量预测表明：当温度从288K升高到383K时,qMeOH/qIB从6．1降低到4．6,甲醇的相对饱和吸附量随温度升高而减小,但仍保持较高值,证明了甲醇在分子筛上是强吸附的观点,为解释选择性和高和动力学方程的建立提供依据,对反应机理的研究有指导作用。     

改性介孔材料SBA-15对甲基丙烯酸甲酯与苯乙烯的吸附与释放研究

考察了不同偶联剂改性的介孔材料SBA-15对甲基丙烯酸甲酯(MMA)和苯乙烯(St)的吸附与释放性能,研究了在室温条件下的吸附与释放动力学行为。结果表明,偶联剂的表面改性使介孔材料对MMA和St的饱和吸附量明显降低,而吸附率与释放率升高;介孔材料释放速率先快后慢,释放量最后趋于平衡;改性介孔材料SBA-15对吸附质吸附行为符合准二级吸附动力学方程,释放行为符合一级释放动力学方程。最大释放量实验值与拟合的理论值较为吻合。介孔材料对St的释放时间要远长于MMA。     

二甲苯在ZSM-5分子筛中的吸附与扩散

本文在298K-493K温度范围内,测定了二甲苯在ZSM-5分子筛中的吸附等温线和扩散系数。间二甲苯在HZSM-5分子筛中的吸附是需要较高活化能而为扩散控制的物理吸附,只有在较高温度下(>393K),才能进入分子筛的敛孔,其扩散系数比对二甲苯小三个数量级。对、间二甲苯在HZSM-5分子筛中的吸附量随温度升高而渐趋接近。但HZSM-5经镁改性后,间二甲苯吸附量大幅度下降,而对二甲苯吸附量变化不大,说明孔道结构因素对提高烷基苯转化的对位选择性起着相当重要的作用。增大分子筛的晶粒尺寸,二甲苯的扩散系数变化不大,表明大晶粒ZSM-5之所以能提高对位选择性,原因在于扩散路线的增长导致扩散较慢的间二甲苯异构化为扩散较快的对二甲苯。     

苯与丙烯在β分子筛上吸附行为的蒙特卡罗研究

采用巨正则统计系综蒙特卡罗模拟方法研究了β分子筛上苯与丙烯分子的吸附行为. 由分子筛内吸附质粒子云分布可知, 在100 kPa时, 丙烯在分子筛上的吸附量要远远大于苯的吸附量. 由吸附相互作用能分布来看, 苯与分子筛之间相互作用能比丙烯与分子筛之间的相互作用能更负, 这就使苯分子的吸附相对于丙烯分子稳定. 相对而言, 温度变化对丙烯吸附影响远大于对苯吸附的影响, 如100 kPa时, 温度由298 K升高至443 K导致丙烯分子吸附量明显减少, 由每8个晶胞吸附98个丙烯分子减少到80个; 而对苯分子吸附却没有显著的影响. β分子筛上存在着苯和丙烯的竞争吸附, 并且吸附分子之间存在相互作用使两者与分子筛之间的相互作用能分布改变. 在压力范围1×10－3～5.0 kPa, 不同温度下苯与丙烯在分子筛内吸附等温线的模拟结果表明, 在较高温度、较低压力下丙烯的吸附量要小于苯的吸附量.     

乙炔、丙烯在多种分子筛上的吸附和脱附性质

在80℃下研究了ZSM5、13X、Y、MOR、5A、SAPO34等多种分子筛和常见载体上乙炔和丙烯的吸附和脱附性能。结果表明，乙炔和丙烯在SiO2、γ-Al2O3上不吸附，而与分子筛存在较强的相互作用。对于同类型的分子筛，两者的饱和吸附量均随分子筛硅铝比的增大而减小。在同一种分子筛上，以摩尔计的丙烯吸附量均明显高于乙炔。在80℃改性β分子筛上乙炔和丙烯饱和吸附量可分别达到0.11mmol/g和4.89mmol/g，该结果明显高于文献报道的结果。     

氟硅酸铵改性对HMCM-22酸性及双功能催化剂催化合成二甲醚性能的影响

用氟硅酸铵对HMCM-22分子筛进行了改性处理,并采用氨程序升温脱附和吡啶吸附红外光谱法测定了其酸性.结果表明,随着氟硅酸铵处理温度的提高,HMCM-22分子筛的B酸和L酸中心的酸量均逐渐减少.以氟硅酸铵改性的HMCM-22分子筛为甲醇脱水活性组分与铜基甲醇合成活性组分(CuO-ZnO-Al2O3)组成双功能催化剂,在连续流动加压固定床反应器上考察了其对合成气直接制二甲醚反应的催化性能.结果表明,对HMCM-22分子筛在适当温度(45℃)下进行氟硅酸铵改性,可使反应产物中烃类和CO2副产物的选择性下降,使目的产物二甲醚的选择性显著升高.当氟硅酸铵处理温度过高(85℃)时,CO的转化率和二甲醚的选择性均大幅度降低。     

D301R树脂对水溶液中硝基苯的吸附性质

研究了D301R弱碱性阴离子交换树脂对水中硝基苯的吸附作用,测定了不同温度下吸附的动力学曲线和吸附等温线,提出了吸附动力学模型,计算了平衡吸附量、吸附活化能和吸附焓等。 实验结果表明,吸附动力学符合表面过程控制的准二级反应模型,其速率常数k2在300 K时为3.74×10-2 g/(mg·min),并随温度的升高而升高;平衡吸附量在300 K时为5.02 mg/g,且随温度的升高而降低;吸附活化能为39.02 kJ/mol;吸附等温线符合Langmuir吸附模型,吸附焓为-22.47 kJ/mol,吸附作用力主要是氢键。     

烷烃在丝光沸石型分子筛中吸附和扩散行为

采用巨正则系综蒙特卡罗(grand canonical Monte Carlo, GCMC)与分子动力学(molecular dynamics, MD)相结合的方法, 研究烷烃分子在丝光沸石(MOR)型分子筛中的吸附和扩散性质. 采用GCMC 方法研究温度为300 K、330 K时, MOR型分子筛中甲烷、乙烷、丙烷、丁烷的吸附. 研究表明, 随着压力的增加吸附量增加, 随温度的升高吸附量有所降低. 饱和吸附量从大到小依次为: 甲烷>乙烷>丙烷>丁烷. 由模拟所得到的单组分吸附等温线, 通过理想吸附溶液理论(IAST)计算二元混合物的吸附平衡相图, 模拟结果与计算结果一致. 采用分子动力学方法, 研究乙烷、丙烷在MOR分子筛上的扩散性质, 结果表明各个方向上的扩散系数不同, z方向上的扩散系数最大.     

反应法去除近共沸浓度乙醇-水混合物中水的宏观动力学研究

 针对乙醇汽油制备过程中乙醇原料的除水问题,提出了用反应法除去近共沸浓度乙醇中水的新技术路线,着重进行了近共沸乙醇-水混合物与异丁烯水合醚化反应的宏观反应动力学研究. 实验以β分子筛为催化剂,在2.0 MPa和313～363 K的条件下考察了搅拌速度、乙醇中初始水含量、烯水比和温度等因素对水的转化率和叔丁醇选择性的影响. 结果表明,乙醇对异丁烯水合反应有先促进后抑制的作用,而水对异丁烯醚化反应影响较小; 水的转化率随烯水比的增大而增大,随乙醇中初始水含量的增大而减小,随着温度的升高呈现先增大后减小的趋势. 叔丁醇的选择性随初始水含量的增大而增大. 基于实验结果和Langmuir-Hinshelwood-Hougen-Watson理论,充分考虑反应体系的高度非理想性,以活度代替浓度建立了宏观反应动力学模型; 采用混合进化算法对模型进行求解,结果表明模型计算值与实验值可较好地吻合.     

苯与丙烯在MCM-22型分子筛内吸附行为的Monte Carlo研究

采用巨正则统计系综Monte Carlo模拟方法研究了不同温度、不同吸附方式下纯硅MCM-22型分子筛ITQ-1上苯与丙烯分子的吸附行为. 分子筛内吸附质粒子云分布模拟结果显示, 苯和丙烯主要吸附在超笼和十元环孔道内, 其中丙烯分子几乎充满了孔道内部大部分区域, 在链接超笼之间的十元环窗口也充满了丙烯分子, 而苯分子在超笼内和十元环孔道内的吸附却较为分散、均匀. 丙烯与分子筛之间相互作用能高于苯与分子筛之间的相互作用能, 使苯分子吸附相对丙烯分子更为稳定. 温度变化对分子筛上丙烯吸附远大于对苯吸附的影响, 100 kPa时温度由298 K升高至443 K导致丙烯分子吸附量迅速减少, 而对苯分子却没有显著的影响. ITQ-1分子筛上存在苯和丙烯分子的竞争吸附, 使两者吸附相互作用能最可几分布朝着折中方向移动. 苯与丙烯在分子筛内吸附等温线的模拟结果表明, 在温度较高、压力较低时, 丙烯的吸附量小于苯的吸附量.     

TiCl_4共引发异丁烯正离子聚合合成反应活性聚异丁烯

由H2O/TiCl4/甲醇或乙醚体系引发异丁烯在二氯甲烷与己烷混合溶剂中进行正离子聚合,探讨甲醇用量、聚合时间等因素对正离子聚合以及产物分子量、分子量分布和末端基结构的影响,并在此基础上探讨TiCl4共引发混合C4馏分中异丁烯选择性正离子聚合以制备活性聚异丁烯的可行性.结果表明,含氧试剂对聚合反应起到明显的调节作用,可适当稳定碳正离子活性中心,降低链增长速率,降低聚合产物的分子量(Mn=1600~4600),使分子量分布明显变窄(Mw/Mn=1.35~2.05),并可调节大分子链末端基结构及其含量.降低聚合体系中微量单体浓度以及适当延长聚合反应时间,均有利于提高聚异丁烯大分子链末端α-双键结构含量.通过TiCl4共引发异丁烯正离子聚合制备出末端α-双键含量可以达到70%以上的低分子量高反应活性聚异丁烯.此外,该引发体系还可引发混合C4馏分原料中异丁烯进行高选择性正离子聚合,得到Mn=2000、Mw/Mn=2.59、端基α-双键含量为38.9%的聚异丁烯.     

Molecular simulation of the adsorption of MTBE in silicalite, mordenite, and zeolite beta

The use of methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) as a gasoline additive has resulted in serious environmental problems following spills and leaks, primarily due to MTBE's high solubility in water. Remediation technologies have involved air stripping, advanced oxidation, and sorption on granular activated carbons (GAC). Hydrophobic zeolites, such as silicalite, dealuminated Y, mordenite, and beta, have been of interest in recent studies for the removal of MTBE from water. Some of these materials have shown a better performance than GAC particularly in the microg/L range. We made Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics simulations of the adsorption of pure MTBE in silicalite, mordenite, and zeolite beta with different Na+ loadings at room temperature to reveal the factors affecting the adsorption process. The results show that although the three zeolites studied here have similar pore volumes, the pore structure of zeolite beta causes a significant difference on the predicted amount of MTBE adsorbed. It was found that the position of the Na+ cations has an important effect at lower pressures. Within the range of [Na+] studied, the amount of Na+ was not found to be critical on the adsorption capacity of any of the zeolites studied, except at very low pressures in silicalite and zeolite beta.     

Kinetics of liquid phase synthesis of methyl tert-butyl ether from tert-butyl alcohol and methanol catalyzed by ion exchange resin

Synthesis of methyl tert-butyl ether (abbreviated as MTBE) from methanol (MeOH) and tert-butyl alcohol (TBA) in the liquid phase was studied by using Amberlyst 15 in the H⁺ form as an acid catalyst. Experiments were carried out in a stirred batch reactor at different temperatures (313, 318, and 323 K) under atmospheric pressure. It was found that catalyst sizes and rotation speeds had no significant effects on reaction rates. Mechanism studies showed that three reactions took place simultaneously. It was also found that dehydration of TBA could not be neglected. The experimental concentration profiles with time could be simulated well by simple kinetics. Finally, rate constants could be expressed by Arrhenius equations. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.     

Adsorption and surface complexation of trimesic acid at the alpha-alumina-electrolyte interface

Adsorption kinetics, adsorption isotherms and surface complexation of trimesic acid onto alpha-alumina surfaces were investigated. Adsorption kinetics of trimesic acid with an initial concentration of 0.5 mM onto alpha-alumina surfaces were carried out in batch method in presence of 0.05 mM NaCl (aq) at pH 6 and 298.15, 303.15 and 313.15 K. Adsorption isotherms were carried out at 298.15 K, pH 5-9, and 0.05 mM NaCl (aq) by varying trimesic acid concentration from 0.01 to 0.6 mM. Three kinetics equations such as pseudo-first-order, pseudo-second-order and Ho equations were used to estimate the kinetics parameters of the adsorption of trimesic acid on the alpha-alumina surfaces. Ho equation fits the experimental kinetics data significantly better and the estimated equilibrium concentration is in excellent agreement with the experimental value. The adsorption data were fitted to Freundlich and Langmuir adsorption model and the later best fits the adsorption isotherms. Comparison of adsorption density of trimesic acid with that of benzoic and phthalic acids follows the sequence: benzoic acid < trimesic acid < phthalic acid. The negative activation energy and the Gibbs free energy for adsorption indicate that the adsorption of trimesic acid onto alpha-alumina is spontaneous and facile. DRIFT spectroscopic studies reveal that trimesate forms outer-sphere complexes with the surface hydroxyl groups that are generated onto alpha-alumina surfaces in the pH range of the study.     

Role of rare earth cations in Y zeolite for hydrocarbon cracking

Reaction kinetics data were collected for isobutane conversion over a series of ultra stable Y (USY) zeolite catalysts with and without rare earth cations and subjected to various extents of dealumination by steaming. We conducted these reaction studies at low temperatures (523-573 K) using isobutane feed streams containing known levels of isobutylene (100-400 ppm) so that the kinetics were controlled by bimolecular hydride transfer and oligomerization/beta-scission processes with little or no participation of monomolecular initiation reactions. These experimental conditions led to stable catalyst performance with the main products of isobutane conversion being propane, n-butane, and isopentane, with smaller amounts of propylene, trans-2-butene, and cis-2-butene. The rates of formation of these products per Br?nsted acid site (as counted by pyridine adsorption) depended exponentially on Br?nsted acid site density, regardless of whether the catalyst contained rare earth cations. Kinetic modeling showed an exponential dependence of hydride transfer and oligomerization/ beta-scission reaction rates on Br?nsted acid site density which translated into composite activation energies for these reactions having a linear relationship with site density. Based on results in the literature from theoretical calculations, we suggest that increasing Br?nsted acid site density in zeolite Y leads to larger zeolite elasticity, increased stabilization of cationic transition states, and lower composite activation barriers for hydride transfer and beta-scission steps. The role of rare earth cations, therefore, is to ensure the retention of high Br?nsted acid site density under hydrothermal conditions, such as in fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) regenerators, where steam would dealuminate the Y zeolite framework and reduce this site density. It is for this reason that hydride transfer reaction rates are high in the presence of rare earth cations and lead to higher yields of less olefinic gasoline during FCC.     

凹凸棒土粘结剂对13X分子筛吸附性能的促进作用

以凹凸棒土为粘结剂制备了13X分子筛吸附剂.研究了其孔结构、表面电性和对水、CO2和N2分子的吸附性能,并与高岭土为粘结剂的同类吸附剂进行了比较.结果表明,凹凸棒土发达的孔隙结构、大的比表面和表面负电性质有利于其吸附容量的改善,而13X/凹凸棒土中丰富的中孔促进了其对CO2的吸附速率.另外由CO2吸附热力学分析可知,CO2在13X/凹凸棒土上具有较低的吸附热,结果将有利于其在吸附剂上的脱附.     

Direct amination of isobutylene over zeolite catalysts with various topologies and acidities

The atomically economic and green chemical reaction of direct amination of isobutylene to tertbutylamine, particularly under the relative mild reaction conditions available for future industrial use,was carried out over zeolite catalysts possessing different topological structures, from one dimensional to three dimensional pore system, and from small 8-member ring pore(MRP) to medium 10 MRP and further to large 12 MRP zeolites, to disclose the relationship between the zeolite properties/topologies and their amination performance systematically under the mild reaction conditions. It was discovered that the pore structure and the acidities of zeolite catalysts played crucial roles in the isobutylene amination process, and suitable pore diameter(larger than 0.5 nm or with large side pockets/cups in the outside surface) and a certain number of mid-strong acid sites are indispensable to catalyze the amination reaction,while too strong acid strength was not conducive to the process of isobutylene amination. Among them,zeolites with topologies of BEA, MFI, MEL, MWW and EUO exhibited good amination performance, with which the isobutylene conversion was higher than 12.61%(46.42% of the equilibrium conversion) under the studied mild reaction conditions. Due to the good amination performance and the large adjustable Si/Al_2 ratio range, ZSM-5 was selected to further study the effect of acidity on the amination performance systematically under the mild reaction conditions, and the activity-acidity relationship in the amination process was disclosed: the amination activity(isobutylene conversion) had a linear correlation with the amount of mid-strong B acidity under the studied conditions over ZSM-5 catalyst, which can provide guidance for further developing high-efficient amination catalyst under mild reaction conditions available for future industrial use.     

Interaction of methanol with amorphous solid water

The interaction of methanol (MeOH) with amorphous solid water (ASW) composed of D2O molecules, prepared at 125 K on a polycrystalline Ag substrate, was studied with metastable-impact-electron spectroscopy, reflection-absorption infrared spectroscopy, and temperature-programmed desorption mass spectroscopy. In connection with the experiments, classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been performed on a single CH3OH molecule adsorbed at the ice surface (T=190 K), providing further insights into the binding and adsorption properties of the molecule at the ice surface. Consistently with the experimental deductions and previous studies, MeOH is found to adsorb with the hydroxyl group pointing toward dangling bonds of the ice surface, the CH3 group being oriented upwards, slightly tilted with respect to the surface normal. It forms the toplayer up to the onset of the simultaneous desorption of D2O and MeOH. At low coverage the adsorption is dominated by the formation of two strong hydrogen bonds as evidenced by the MD results. During the buildup of the first methanol layer on top of an ASW film the MeOH-MeOH interaction via hydrogen-bond formation becomes of importance as well. The interaction of D2O with solid methanol films and the codeposition of MeOH and D2O were also investigated experimentally; these experiments showed that D2O molecules supplied to a solid methanol film become embedded into the film.     

Adsorption of liquid mixtures on silicalite-1 zeolite: a density-bottle method

A technique that measures the effective density of a zeolite after adsorption from the liquid phase was developed to measure the absolute amounts of liquid mixtures adsorbed on zeolites without using a nonadsorbing solvent. Since the fugacities of the adsorbing components in solution can be dramatically different with or without the addition of a nonadsorbing solvent, this technique measures mixture isotherms that can be used for analyzing pervaporation through zeolite membranes. A nonideal solution, methanol/acetone, was used as an example to show that its adsorption isotherms on silicalite-1 zeolite at 294 K differ dramatically from those measured with the nonadsorbing solvent method. The methanol/acetone fugacity ratio is different for the two methods because of different concentrations in the liquid phase. Methanol preferentially adsorbs on silicalite-1 at low methanol concentrations and acetone preferentially adsorbs at high methanol concentrations. The density bottle method was used to show that n-hexane preferentially adsorbs from n-hexane/3-methylpentane liquid mixtures, and at high n-hexane concentrations, essentially no 3-methylpentane adsorbs, as has been predicted previously by simulations. A larger molecule, 2,2-dimethylbutane, adsorbed so slowly at 294 K that silicalite had only 16% of saturation coverage after 370 h, but it was saturated after 1650 h; at 423 K, saturation was obtained in less than 24 h.