Pulse flow study of factors influencing oxygen chemisorption on supported Ru catalysts

O₂ chemisorption on supported Ru catalysts has been studied using the pulse flow technique to investigate the effect of operating variables on the chemisorption measurements. The results indicate that O₂ chemisorption depends on the reduction temperature and pretreatment cycle of the metal surface.

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O₂ Ru , O₂ .

     

Cobalt schiff base complex catalysed solvolytic ring opening of epoxy compounds

Co(salen) catalyzes solvolytic ring opening of epoxy compounds in methanol to give glycol monomethyl ether derivatives. Active species is Co(salen) (OH) which is formed in situ, and its catalytic activity depends on the pKa of the conjugated acid of X in Co(salen) (X) (X=OAc, OCH₂CF₃, OH).

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() , . ()(OH), in situ X () (X) ( X=OAc, OCH₂CF₃, OH).

     

On acrylonitrile polymerization in the presence of zinc salts

Acrylonitrile polymerization photoinitiated at 365 nm by pyrene and/or azobisisobutyronitrile in the presence of zinc salts in N,N-dimethylformamide solution has been studied by the rotating sector method. It was found that the ratio of the rate constants for propagation and termination (k_p/k_t) increases on addition of zinc salts (chloride, nitrate, acetate). This increase was more pronounced for the azobisisobutyronitrile photoinitiated polymerization of acrylonitrile then for its pyrene photoinitiated polymerization. The results confirm the previously expressed view concerning the dual role of zinc chloride in initiation as well as in propagation steps of acrylonitrile polymerization photoinitiated by aromatic hydrocarbons.

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, 365 / N,N- . , (k_p/k_t) ( , , ). , . , , , .

     

Acid strength distributions in the Mo?Al?Si and the Ni?Mo?Al oxide systems determined by ammonia adsorption

Acid strength distributions of Mo–Al–Si and Ni–Mo–Al oxide systems have been found by means of a relationship that gives pK_a values from amounts of ammonia adsorption. Molybdenum is suggested to cause a homogenization in the acid strength distribution of alumina but a heterogenization in silicaalumina, whereas nickel is found to neutralize strong acid sites inherent to molybdenum.

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Mo–Al–Si Ni–Mo–Al , . , , .

     

Poisoning of Raney nickel catalyst for slurry phase hydrogenation of P-nitrotoluene

The poisoning effect of thiophene, dichloroethane and heavy metal compounds on the catalytic activity of Renay nickel has been investigated and the catalytic activity correlated with the poison concentration. The poisoning occurs in the following order: Hg(II)-chloride>Zn-acetate> Hg(II)-acetate>dichloroethane>thiophene> >Pb-acetate.

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, , . : Hg(II)->Zn->Hg(II)-> >>Pb-.

     

Identification of exchange-coupled V4+ and Cu2+ ions in Cu?V?Mo oxide systems

ESR studies of X(CuO)·V₂O₅·8.3 MoO₃ (X=1–2) calcined in flowing nitrogen at 250–350 °C have revealed the exchange interaction of Cu²⁺ and V⁴⁺ ions that form a paramagnetic system.

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X(CuO) V₂O₅·8,3 MoO₃, X=1–2, , 250–350°C, Cu²⁺ V⁴⁺, .

     

Free radical additions to the C=O bond of formaldehyde

The reactions between formaldehyde and n-propyl radicals were studied at 333 and 363 K. Addition to the C=O bond was found to be several times faster than abstraction of the formyl hydrogen atom. With a TST estimate of log(A/dm³ mol^–1 s^–1)=7.9±0.5, 28.0±2.1 kJ mol^–1 was obtained for the activation energy of the addition reaction.

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- 333 363 . C=O . 28.0±2.1 ^–1 , lg(A/ ^{–1 –1})=7.9±0.5 .

     

Kinetics of the thermal destruction of styrene-divinylbenzene copolymers,computed from thermoanalytical data

The process of thermal destruction of styrene-divinylbenzene copolymers, studied in a derivatograph, proceeds in one stage, as indicated by the mass loss accompanied by a characteristic endothermic peak in the range 380–400°. The determined values of the kinetic characteristicsn, E, InA, E andT ₀ allow the conclusion that an increase in the divinylbenzene content of the monomer blend used to synthetize the divinylbenzene copolymers does not result in an increased thermal stability as compared to that of polystyrene.

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Zusammenfassung Der in einem Derivatographen untersuchte thermische Zersetzungsvorgang von Styroldivinylbenzolkopolymeren verläuft in einer Phase, welche durch Massenverlust angezeigt und durch einen charakteristischen endothermen Peak im Bereich von 380 ... 400° angewiesen wird. Die ermittelten kinetischen Charakteristikan, E, lnA, E, T ₀ gestatten die Schlußfolgerung, daß die Zunahme des Divinylbenzolgehalts in dem zur Synthese der Divinylbenzolkopolymeren verwendeten Monomergemisch im Vergleich zu der des Polystyrols, keine erhöhte Thermostabilität herbeiführt.

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- 380 ÷ 400°. (, , ln, , ₀) , .

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The authors are grateful to V. L. Bogatyrev and V. I. Firsov for raising the subject and for supplying the copolymer samples with fixed divinylbenzene contents.     

NO adsorption on tin(IV) oxide

The adsorption of NO on SnO₂ has been studied in the temperature range from 0 to 86°C, at pressures from 0.4 to 3.5 Torr. The adsorption isotherms are described by the Freundlich equation. The rate of adsorption obeys the Roginskii-Zeldovitch equation and decreases with increasing temperature. The reduction of SnO₂ with carbon monoxide results in a drop in the adsorption rate and in the amount of adsorbed NO.

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NO SnO₂ 0°–86°C 0,4–3,5 . . - . SnO₂ NO.

     

X-ray and thermal (DTA) investigations of a selective cobalt-vanadium catalyst

The composition of V/Co=1 samples obtained by the calcination of V₂O₅ with Co(NO₃)₂·6H₂O was investigated by x-ray diffraction and thermal analysis. In the range of 300–500°C, Co₃O₄ and V₂O₅ are the main components. At 600–700°C a mixture of vanadates is formed with Co₂V₂O₇ as the main phase. The reaction product shows two endothermic effects at 730 and 880°C.

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V/Co=1, V₂O₅ Co(NO₃)₂·6H₂O, . 300–500°C Co₃O₄ V₂O₅. 600–700°C Co₂ V₂O₇. 730 880°C.

     

Kinetics and mechanism of the decomposition of pyrite under conventional and quasi-isothermal — quasi-isobaric thermoanalytical conditions

The kinetics and mechanism of the thermal decomposition of pyrite were examined by the method of quasi-isothermal and quasi-isobaric thermogravimetry (Q-TG). It emerged that by means of this technique the overlapping partial processes of the complicated oxidation and decomposition reactions of pyrite can be separated and studied independently from one another. It was found that the partial reactions FeS₂=FeS +S and Fe₂O_3–x(SO₄)_x=Fe₂O₃+SO₃ are endothermic processes taking place quasiisothermally and leading to equilibrium, while the oxidation FeS+O₂=Fe₂O_3–x(SO₄)_x is an exothermic process which takes place in an oscillating manner in a rather broad temperature interval.

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Zusammenfassung Autoren untersuchten die Kinetik und den Mechanismus der thermischen Zersetzung von Pyrit durch quasi-isotherme und quasi-isobare Thermogravimetrie (Q-TG). Es stellte sich heraus, daß sich überlagernde Teilprozesse der komplizierten Oxydations- und Zersetzungsprozesse von Pyrit mit Hilfe dieser Technik absondern und unabhängig voneinander untersuchen lassen. Es wurde festgestellt, daß die Teilreaktionen FeS₂=FeS+S und Fe₂O_3–x(SO₄)_x=Fe₂O₃+SO₃ endotherme Prozesse sind, die quasi-isotherm verlaufen und zu einem Gleichgewicht führen, während die Oxydation FeS+O₂=Fe₂O_3–x(SO₄)_x ein exothermer Prozeß ist, der oszillierend in einem ziemlich breiten Temperaturintervall verläuft.

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(Q-) . . , FeS₂=FeS+S Fe₂O_3–x(S₂O₄)_x=Fe₂O₃+SO₃ , . FeS+O₂ =Fe₂O_3–x(SO₄)_x , .

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The authors thank Prof. E. Pungor for valuable discussions, and Mrs. M. Kiss and Miss I. Fabian for their technical assistance.     

Influence of the chlorine content of Al2O3 on its catalytic activity and coke formation

The catalytic activities of aluminas with different chlorine contents for cumene cracking, o-xylene isomerization, n-hexane isomerization and cracking and methylcyclopentane cracking were studied. The catalytic activity and the acidity increase continuously when the chlorine content increases. Coke formation is only noticiable with methylcyclopentane, increasing with the chlorine content of the alumina.

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, -, - . . - , - .

     

Microcalorimetric studies of slag alkaline binders

Calorimetric measurements were carried out on the hydration of slag activated by sodium hydroxide, sodium carbonate and water glass at 60 °C. The results can be correlated with the mechanical properties of the cured cements. The studies confirmed the applicability of calorimetry in the testing of activators used in concrete technology.

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Zusammenfassung Die Hydratation von Schlacke bei 60 °C und Aktivierung mit Natriumhydroxid, Natriumcarbonat oder Wasserglas wurde durch kalorimetrische Messungen verfolgt. Die Ergebnisse lassen sich mit den mechanischen Eigenschaften der erhärteten Zemente korrelieren. Die Untersuchungen bestätigen die Brauchbarkeit der kalorimetrischen Methode zum Testen von Aktivatoren in der Betontechnologie.

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, 60° , . . , - .

     

Influence of neodymium content on the catalytic properties of zeolite NDHNaY

The influence of neodymium content on the catalytic properties of a HNaY zeolite was investigated using the cracking of n-heptane as model reaction. Neodymium zeolites were found to be more active for cracking and hydrogen transfer reactions than zeolites containing lanthanum, cerium or praseodymium.

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HnaY . , , , .

     

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 . , . , , .

     

A note on diffusion stabilized Pt/C oxidation catalysts: Absence of gas-liquid boundary deactivation results in relatively high efficiency (Pt/C oxidation catalysts; Part 6)

Deactivation of Pt/C aqueous phase oxidation catalysts may occur at the gas-liquid boundary. This feature explains the relatively high and stable activity of diffusion stabilized Pt/C catalysts in the oxidation of substrates with a low reactivity.

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, Pt/C : . Pt/C, , .

     

Adsorbed oxygen species formed by reaction with N2O on CaO

A considerable amount of adsorbed oxygen species is formed by the reaction of N₂O on CaO. It is suggested that these adsorbed species were practically held on 5-coordinated sites.

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- N₂O CaO. , 5-- .

     

Error analysis of surface area determinations by the chromatographic technique

The systematic and random errors in the determination of the surface area of adsorbents and catalysts by argon thermodesorption chromatography are analyzed.

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Selective hydrogenation of cyclopentadiene in the liquid phase on palladium catalysts

The catalytic hydrogenation of cyclopentadiene to cyclopentene was investigated under atmospheric pressure and 20°C in liquid phase with palladium carrier catalysts. The reaction was carried out in methanol and toluene in the presence of n-octylcatechol as a polymerization inhibitor. Using 0.56% Pd/Al₂ O₃, a 100% selectivity of the hydrogenation of cyclopentadiene to cyclopentene was achieved in toluene. In methanol, the selectivity of hydrogenation was lower and a partial polymerization of cyclopentadiene took place.

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20° C Pd- . -. 0,56% Pd/Al₂ O₃ 100%. , .

     

Kinetics of product formation in the initial phase of oxidative degradation of pentaerythritol tetraacetate

The kinetics of formation of acetic acid, methanol, methyl acetate and hydroperoxide in the autoxidation (463–503 K) and initiated oxidation (413 K) of pentaerythritol tetraacetate has been studied. A scheme for product formation is proposed.

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, , (463–503 ) (413 ) . .