Thermodesorption of mixtures. Hydrocarbon, hydrogen sulfide and oxygen from the surface of molybdenum sulfide

The presence of hydrogen sulfide and oxygen in mixtures increases the number of sites for dissociative desorption on the surface of MoS₂ as compared with the adsorption of individual hydrocarbons. This phenomenon can be explained by a change in the coordination state of the active sites (molybdenum ions) upon the adsorption of the gases mentioned.

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Mass-spectrometric analysis of polymers based on furyl alcohol-polyamic acid compositions

Polymer compositions based on furyl alcohol and polyamic acid were investigated by using mass-spectrometric thermal analysis. It was established that polyamic acid catalyses both the polycondensation of furyl alcohol and the formation of a three-dimensional network of furan polymer.

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Zusammenfassung Mittels massenspektroskopischer Thermoanalyse wurden auf Furylalkohol und Polyamidsäure basierende Polymergemische untersucht. Es wurde festgestellt, daß Polyamidsäure sowohl die Polykondensation von Furylalkohol als auch die Bildung eines dreidimensionalen Furanraumnetzes katalysiert.

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Catalytic activity of CaO?CaF2 binary systems in the Claus reaction

Activity of CaO–CaF₂ catalysts in the Claus reaction has been studied as a function of catalyst composition and of the time of catalyst operation in the reaction. Opposite effects of low and high fluoride content on the Claus activity have been found. A new type of reducing centers is suggested to be responsible for the increase in the activity observed in the case of fluorine-rich catalysts.

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CaO–CaF₂ . , . , , .

     

Asymmetric hydrogenation of tryptophan precursors catalyzed by rhodium-DIOP complexes

Z-2-benzamido(acetamido)-3-(3-indolyl)-2-propenoic acids were hydrogenated with neutral and cationic rhodium(I) complexes containing the chiral diphosphine (–) or (+)–2,3-isopropylidene-2,3-dihydroxy-1,4-bis(diphenylphosphino)-butane [(–) or (+)–DIOP].

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Z-2- ()-3-(3-)-2- () (I), (–) (+)-2,3--2,3--1,4- ()-.

     

Dehydroxylation and catalytic activity of dealuminated Y zeolites

Dehydroxylation and catalytic conversion of m-xylene over dealuminated zeolites were studied.

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Studies of supported catalysts for ethylene polymerization, prepared using organovanadium compounds

Catalysts containing trimethylsilyl complexes of V(IV) and (III) supported on SiO₂ and Al₂O₃, have been synthesized and examined for ethylene polymerization. The state of vanadium in solution and on the support and catalysts interaction with C₂H₄, CO, H₂ and pyridine have been studied using ESR and IR spectroscopy.

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, (IV) (III), SiO₂ Al₂O₃. , C₂H₄, CO, H₂ .

     

Catalysts for metathesis of olefins, prepared by anchoring of MoO2(acac)2 to Al2O3

New highly active catalysts for metathesis of olefins were obtained through the interaction of bis(acetylacetonato)dioxymolybdenum(VI) with surface OH groups of -Al₂O₃ and subsequent reduction in H₂ or CO.

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()(VI) OH -Al₂O₃ H₂ CO .

     

Catalytic properties of V?Mo?O systems in acrolein oxidation

Catalytic properties of V–Mo–O systems have been studied in acrolein oxidation. When catalysts are activated in reaction mixtures at 673 K, then a solid solution of molybdenum oxides in reduced vanadium oxides is formed, which is responsible for deep oxidation. Also, several compounds are produced, which by their activity and selectivity to acrylic acid formation are arranged in the sequences VMo₃O₁₁VMo₂O_8+x>V₆Mo₄O₂₅, and VMo₃O₁₁>VMo₂O_8+xV₆Mo₄O₂₅, respectively.

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V–Mo–O . 673 K , , , : VMo₃O₁₁VMo₂O_8+x>V₆Mo₄O₂₅, : VMo₃O₁₁>VMo₂O_8+xV₆Mo₄O₂₅.

     

Selective hydrogenation of dehydrolinalool and dehydrolinalyl acetate to linalool and linalyl acetate

Hydrogenation of dehydrolinalool and dehydrolinalyl acetate on 0.5% Pd/Al₂O₃ in C₂–C₅ alcohols of various structure has been studied at atmospheric and higher pressures of hydrogen. It is shown that the differences in selectivity of hydrogenation of dehydrolinalool to linalool and of dehydrolinalyl acetate to linalyl acetate is due to peculiarities in their structure.

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0,5% Pd/Al₂O₃ C₂–C₅ . , .

     

Ferric chloride catalyzed photooxidation of alkanes by air in organic solvents

In the presence of catalytic amounts of FeCl₃, alkanes (cyclohexane, n-hexane), toluene and ethylbenzene are oxidized by air oxygen to CH₃CN, (CH₃)₂CO or CH₂Cl₂ under visible light irradiation to yield ketones and alcohols.

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FeCl₃ (, -), CH₃CN, (CH₃)₂CO CH₂Cl₂ .

     

Correlations between photosorption and photocatalytic activities of alkali metal halides

An analysis of the correlation suggests that the common stages in photosorption, photooxidation and photodecomposition of some simple molecules on alkali metal halides are connected with catalyst photoexcitation.

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Acidity and aniline alkylation activity of oxides and supported vanadia oxides

Aniline alkylation activity of simple oxides and supported vanadia oxides are compared from the point of view of acidity and vanadia-support interaction.

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Kinetic studies of hydrogen and carbon monoxide adsorption on Re2O7/Al2O3 catalysts

Kinetic studies of hydrogen and carbon monoxide adsorption on reduced Re₂O₇/Al₂O₃ catalysts have revealed that its activation energy decreases with increasing reduction degree of rhenium oxide. Adsorption of gases is suggested to take place on metallic rhenium atoms.

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Confidence range for the determination of kinetic constants obtained from steady-state measurements

The problem of the confidence range for the determination of kinetic constants obtained from steady-state measurements is studied. The range of constants every point of which reproduces the results with equal accuracy is selected. As an illustration, the steady-state kinetic model of butadiene cyclooligomerization in the presence of low-valent Ni complexes is discussed.

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Comparison of the sulfurization of CoMoK/Al2O3 catalyst with H2S and CS2

Only H₂S consumption and H₂O formation was found in the sulfurization of CoMoK/Al₂O₃ water gas shift catalyst with H₂S/H₂, but CO₂ was formed first, then CH₄, H₂O and H₂S appeared in the later part of TPS with CS₂/H₂. Carbon deposition on the catalyst during the sulfurization with CS₂/H₂ caused a lower activity than the catalyst sulfurized with H₂S but could be removed in the run of WGS reaction.

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, CoMoK/Al₂O₃, H₂S/H₂ H₂S H₂O, CS₂/H₂ CO₂ CH₄, H₂O H₂S. CS₂/H₂ H₂S, , .

     

Influence of the chemical composition of the catalyst on the dehydrochlorination of 1,2-dichloroethane

The experiments have been performed by a microreactor pulse method at 623 K. The activity and selectivity of the catalysts, alumina/metal chloride and silica gel/metal chloride or oxide, have been found to depend on the donor-acceptor properties of their surfaces.

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1,2-. 623 . / / , .

     

Ethylene hydroformylation over a nafion-supported rhodium catalyst

Ethylene hydroformylation over a Nafion-supported rhodium catalyst has been studied under atmospheric pressure in the temperature range of 100–135 °C, using the transient response method.

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Thermal analysis of magnesium hydroxide

Natural brucite and two precipitated Mg(OH)₂ samples were analysed in a simultaneous TG-DTG-DSC analyser. The initial dehydroxylation temperature of natural brucite is lower than those of the precipitated samples, but the maximum and final temperatures of the former are higher than those of the latter. The maximum temperatures of individual samples obtained from DTG and DSC curves are almost the same. Heats of reaction derived from peak areas for the three samples are not exactly the same, as they are influenced by the specific surface area of the individual sample. Activation energies deduced by Freeman and Carroll's method are very different from one another. This is attributed to the difference in pressure when the sample is crimped. A linear relationship is observed between the deduced activation energy and the specific height of the DSC peak.

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Zusammenfassung Natürlicher Brucit und zwei gefällte Mg(OH)₂-Proben wurden in einem simultanen TG-DTG-DSC-Analysator geprüft. Die Anfangstemperatur der Dehydroxylierung des natürlichen Brucits ist niedriger als die der gefällten Proben, doch sind Maximal- und Endtemperaturen des ersteren höher als jene der letzteren. Die an Hand von DTG und DSC-Kurven erhaltenen Maximaltemperaturen der einzelnen Proben sind fast identisch. Die aus den Peakflächen der drei Proben errechneten Reaktionswärmen sind nicht genau dieselben, da sie von der spezifischen Peakfläche der einzelnen Proben beeinflußt werden. Die mittels der Methode von Freeman und Carroll abgeleiteten Aktivierungsenergien sind von einander sehr verschieden. Sie werden den Unterschieden im Druck bei dem Schrumpfen der Probe zugeschrieben. Ein linearer Zusammenhang zwischen der abgeleiteten Aktivierungsenergie und der spezifischen Höhe der DSC-Peaks wurde beobachtet.

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Résumé La brucite naturelle et deux échantillons de Mg(OH)₂ précipités ont été étudiés par TG-TGD et DSC simultanées. La température initiale de la déshydroxylation de la brucite naturelle est plus faible que celle des deux échantillons précipités, mais les températures maximale et finale de déshydroxylation de la brucite sont plus élevées que celles des échantillons précipités. Les chaleurs de réaction déduites de l'aire des pics DSC des trois échantillons ne sont pas exactement les mêmes, puisqu'elles sont influencées par l'état de surface des échantillons individuels. Les énergies d'activation trouvées en appliquant la méthode de Freeman et Carroll sont très différentes les unes des autres. Elles sont attribuées à la différence de pression au niveau de l'échantillon. On a observé une relation linéaire entre l'énergie d'activation déduite et la hauteur spécifique du pic DSC.

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Mg(OH)₂ -- . , , - , . - , , . , , , , . , —, , . - .

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The authors wish to thank Dr. T. C. W. Mak, Department of Chemistry, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, for taking the X-ray diffraction data.