Mutual effect of benzene and maleic acid anhydride in their adsorption on V2O5?MoO3 catalysts

TPD studies have revealed that benzene and maleic anhydride are adsorbed on different active sites of the V₂O₅–MoO₃ catalyst.

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Methanol-based synthesis of hydrocarbons on bifunctional Y-type zeolites

The directions of methanol conversion on Pt, Pd, Zn, Ni metals and Y zeolites and on bifunctional metal-Y-zeolite catalysts have been studied. The increase of the hydrogenation activity of bifunctional catalysts enhances the rate of methanol conversion and decreases the selectivity of hydrocarbon formation.

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Thermal investigation of the phase composition of poly(ethylene terephthalate). Analysis of different methods of determination of the degree of crystallinity of partially crystalline substances

The literature data on the degree of crystallinity of non-deformed poly(ethylene terephthalate) measured at various temperatures have been subjected to comparative analysis. There is no correlation between the results obtained by the different methods. The reason for this is shown to be the imperfections in the methods of determining the degree of crystallinity, which do not provide the true composition of the crystalline phase. Consideration has been paid to the validity of the main principles involved in the thermal method of determining the degree of crystallinity, so as to eliminate the imperfections in the existing methods and to provide the correct value of the mass of the crystalline phase. The phase composition of PET has been analyzed by the thermal method at different temperatures and conditions of crystallization. A marked difference from the literature data is observed in the range of low temperatures.

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Zusammenfassung Eine vergleichende Analyse der Literaturangaben bezüglich des bei verschiedenen Temperaturen gemessenen Kristallisationsgrades von nicht-deformiertem Poly(äthylen-terephthalat) wurde durchgeführt. Zwischen den mit verschiedenen Methoden erhaltenen Ergebnissen besteht keine Korrelation. Es wurde gezeigt, daß der Grund hierfür in der Unvollkommenheit der Methoden zur Bestimmung des Kristallisationsgrades liegt, da diese nicht die wahre Zusammensetzung der Kristallinen Phase angeben. Die Gültigkeit der wichtigsten Prinzipien, welche die thermische Bestimmung des Kristallisationsgrades unter Ausschaltung der Unvollkommenheit der bestehenden Methoden gewährleisten und den richtigen Wert der Masse der kristallinen Phase angeben, wurden in Erwägung gezogen. Die Analyse der Phasenzusammensetzung von PET wurde durch die thermische Methode bei verschiedenen Temperaturen und Kristallisationsbedingungen durchgeführt. Ein deutlicher Unterschied zu den Literaturangaben kann im Bereich der niedrigen Temperaturen beobachtet werden.

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Vapor phase oxidation of methylpyridines on zeolite catalysts

It has been established that zeolites containing Pd and Cu ions catalyze the vapor phase oxidation of methylpyridines. In oxidation of 2-methylpyridine on PdCuNa-mordenite at 375 °C the yield of 2-pyridinecarbaldehyde is 40 % of its theoretical values.

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, , Pd Cu, . 2- PdCuNa- 2- 375°C 40% .

     

Measurement of the rate constant of hydrogen atoms with carbon monoxide in tubular and jet stirred open reactors

The reaction of hydrogen atoms with carbon monoxide has been studied in discharge flow systems with a new method of detection of atoms. The results obtained with tubular and jet stirred open reactors agree with those of other authors working in transient conditions and with more sophisticated techniques.

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Physical properties of the catalyst used for partial oxidation of anthracene to anthraquinone. II. Electron paramagnetic resonance study

Electron paramagnetic resonance studies on intermediates and final active catalyst material used for partial oxidation of anthracene to anthraquinone are reported.

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Polyfunctional zeolite catalysts in the benzene-olefin-hydrogen system

Benzene alkylation by C₂–C₄ olefins in the presence of hydrogen over a steam-treated zeolite catalyst containing lanthanum and nickel, has been studied. The promoting action of hydrogen on benzene alkylation by propylene has been established.

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Surface properties of Fe?Mo?O catalysts and their activity in methanol oxidation to formaldehyde

The Fe^III–Mo^VI–O catalyst was prepared from iso-ortho-Fe(OH)₃ and -FeOOH. The catalysts differed markedly in their activity in methanol oxidation depending on the biography of their iron(III) oxide. The catalytic properties were found to depend on the pore structure of the catalyst.

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Fe(III)–Mo(VI)–O, --Fe(OH)₃ -FeOOH. , . , .

     

IR investigation of phenol methylation on MgO

The adsorption of phenol, anisole, o-cresol and methanol on MgO was studied by infrared spectroscopy. The surface species of phenol, anisole and o-cresol were of the phenolate type and for methanol of the methoxide type.

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Reduction of NO by carbon monoxide on tin dioxide

The reduction of NO by carbon monoxide on SnO₂ has been studied in the temperature range from 90 to 450°C. The complicated temperature dependence of the reaction rate is due to the interaction of CO an CO₂ with the catalyst.

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NO SnO₂ 90–450°C. , CO CO₂ .

     

Oxidative elongation of lower paraffins

It is shown that the oxidative condensation of ethane on CoMo/-Al₂O₃ catalysts is in principle possible. The conceivable paths of this reaction are analyzed.

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Principles of formation of nitrogen oxides in acetonitrile oxidation on copper-chromium and platinum catalysts

The dependence of the conversion of bound nitrogen to oxides on the temperature and concentrations of oxygen and acetonitrile have been determined. On copper-chromium catalysts the nitrogen of acetonitrile is oxidized predominantly to molecular nitrogen, whereas on platinum catalysts the conversion of bound nitrogen to oxides attains up to 90%.

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M?ssbauer spectroscopic studies of the state of Pt?Sn/Al2O3 catalyst for hydrocarbon conversion

Mössbauer spectroscopic studies of the state of Pt–Sn catalyst for hydrocarbon conversion supported on prechlorinated -Al₂O₃ indicate that, unlike nonchlorinated Al₂O₃, this system is much more reduced and besides Pt₃Sn–PtSn₂, its surface contains sigfificant amounts of Sn(II) and Sn(IV) chlorides bonded to the surface.

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Pt–Sn , -Al₂O₃. , Al₂O₃, Pt–Sn Pt₃Sn–PtSn₂ Sn(II) (IV), .

     

Pulse studies of cyclohexane oxidative ammonolysis to adiponitrile over Ti?Sb?O catalysts

The catalytic activities in ammoxidation of cyclohexane to adiponitrile (ADN) was compared with the phase compositions of Ti–Sb–O catalysts. It was shown that the reaction is limited by the step of ADN desorption from the catalyst.

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Ti–Sb–O (). , .

     

Kinetics of heterogeneous catalytic hydroformylation of propylene on rhodium-cobalt catalysts. Effect of metal dispersity

Selectivity of heterogeneous catalytic hydroformylation of propylene on rhodium-cobalt catalysts increases with decreasing size of metal crystallites. The data are interpreted in terms of a reaction mechanism.

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IR spectra of methane adsorbed on MgO

Methane adsorbed on MgO is activated to form CH₃ fragments stabilized on cations and OH groups.

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Epoxidation of propylene with tert-butyl hydroperoxide in the presence of heterogeneous polymeric catalysts

A series of heterogeneous polymeric molybdenum containing catalysts on the basis of weak acid cation exchanger Amberlite IRC-84 in an organic and water medium was prepared. The catalysts activity and selectivity in the epoxidation of propylene with tert-butyl hydroperoxide are compared. Data about the chemical structure of catalytically active molybdenum containing centres of the modified cation exchanger were obtained.

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Ba(OH)2 as catalyst in organic reactions, III. The structure of adsorbed ylids

The nature of adsorbed sulfonium and phosphonate ylids on a new barium hydroxide catalyst (C-200) is analyzed by IR. The catalytic activity of C-200 in solid-liquid phase transfer conditions is explained by these IR studies.

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Thermal decomposition of ammonium permanganate

The parent material, ammonium permanganate, was carefully decomposed in air at 120°. The product, referred to as the starting material (SM), was then subjected to thermal treatment in air for 5 hr in the temperature range 150–1200°. Chemical analysis of SM indicated that the main decomposition product of NH₄MnO₄ was Mn₂O₃, together with MnO₂, NH₄NO₃, H₂O and O₂. Mn₃O₄ started to form at 900°. The infrared spectra of various calcination products revealed the retention of NH ₄ ⁺ in the lattice structure up to 300°, and reflected the presence of excess oxygen as coordinated O ₂ ^– . The TG, DTA and IRA results on SM supported the chemical analysis data. X-ray analysis was carried out for phase identification and to follow transformations and the formation of a solid solution between MnO₂ and Mn₂O₃.

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Zusammenfassung Die Muttersubstanz, Aramoniumpermanganat, wurde in Luft bei 120° vorsichtig zersetzt. Das dabei erhaltene Ausgangsmaterial (SM) wurde danach in Luft 5 Stunden im Temperaturbereich von 150–1200° thermisch behandelt. Die chemische Analyse von SM ergab, daß als Hauptprodukt der Zersetzung von NH₄MnO₄, Mn₂O₃ auftritt neben MnO₂, NH₄NO₃, H₂O und O₂. Die Bildung von Mn₃O₄ beginnt bei 900°. Aus Infrarotspektren verschiedener Kalzinierungsprodukte ist ersichtlich, daß in der Gitterstruktur NH ₄ ⁺ bis 300° zurückgehalten wird und überschüssiger Sauerstoff in Form von koordiniertem O₂ vorliegt. Die Ergebnisse der TG-, DTA- und IRA-Untersuchungen von SM bestätigen Daten der chemischen Analyse. Mittels Röntgenanalyse wurden die Phasen identifiziert und der Verlauf der Phasenübergänge und der Bildung einer festen Lösung zwischen MnO₂ und Mn₂O₃ verfolgt.

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120°. , , 5 150–1200°. , , , , . 900° Mn₃O₄. 300° - O ₂ ^– . , . , .

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Paper presented at the World Conference on Thermal Analysis, Madeira (Portugal), 1986.