The catalytic dehydrocyclization of n-hexane was studied here for the first time using a number of compounds based on H3PMo12O40. The described catalysts were prepared by either replacing the acidic proton with counte...The catalytic dehydrocyclization of n-hexane was studied here for the first time using a number of compounds based on H3PMo12O40. The described catalysts were prepared by either replacing the acidic proton with counter-ions such as ammonium or transition metal cations (NH4+, Fe3+, K+), or by replacing Mo6+ with (Ni3+, Co3+, Mn3+) in the polyoxometalate framework, as reported earlier. For comparison purposes, the known (TBA)7PW11O39 catalyst system was used. All reactions were conducted at different temperatures in the range 200 - 450. The Keggin structure of these heteropolycompounds was ascertained by XRD, UV and IR measurements. 31P NMR measurements and thermal behaviour of the prepared catalysts were also studied. These modified polyoxometalates exhibited heterogeneous superacidic catalytic activities in dehydrocyclization of n-hexane into benzene, cyclohexane, cyclohexene and cyclohexadiene. The catalysts obtained by substituting the acidic proton or coordination atom exhibited higher selectivity and stability than the parent compound H3PMo12O40. Catalytic activity and selectivity were heavily dependent on the composition of the catalyst and on the reaction conditions. At higher temperatures, the catalyst exhibited higher conversion efficiency at the expense of selectivity. Using higher temperatures (>400) in the presence of hydrogen carrier gas, selectivity towards dehydrocyclization ceased and methane dominated. To explain the results, a plausible mechanism is presented, based on super-acidic nature of the catalyst systems.展开更多
A kinetic study of the electron-transfer in the reaction of tribenzylchlorotin with potassium 12-tungsto cobalt （Ⅲ） ate ion, Ks[CoW12O40], abbreviated as Co（III）W, has been performed in different solvents. The st...A kinetic study of the electron-transfer in the reaction of tribenzylchlorotin with potassium 12-tungsto cobalt （Ⅲ） ate ion, Ks[CoW12O40], abbreviated as Co（III）W, has been performed in different solvents. The studies were carried out in methanol, ethanol, acetonitrile and acetic acid/water. The rate constants, reaction rates and activation parameters were calculated. Our findings show that the rate of disappearance of the Co（Ⅲ） is pseudo-first order. The kinetic data is strongly affected by used solvents. The maximum and minimum rate constants were achieved in the ethanol and acetic acid/water （70/30） as a solvent, respectively. In all of the used solvents, negative value of activation entropies was observed, but negative activation enthalpies are observed in methanol, ethanol and acetonitrile. The reaction rate is increased with increase of Co（Ⅲ） concentration. ？2009 Fatemeh E Bamoharram. Published by Elsevier B.V. on behalf of Chinese Chemical Society. All rights reserved.展开更多
A 1D chain-like organic-inorganic hybrid rare earth derivative of polyoxometalate H0.5[Sm（H2O）6]0.25[Sm（H2O）5]0.25{[Sm（H2O）7][Sm（H2O）2（DMSO）][SiW11O39]}·4.5H2O has been firstly synthesized by reaction ...A 1D chain-like organic-inorganic hybrid rare earth derivative of polyoxometalate H0.5[Sm（H2O）6]0.25[Sm（H2O）5]0.25{[Sm（H2O）7][Sm（H2O）2（DMSO）][SiW11O39]}·4.5H2O has been firstly synthesized by reaction of α-K8SiW11O39.13H2O, HClO4, Sm2O3 with dimethyl sulfoxide （DMSO） and characterized by elemental analysis, IR spectra and single crystal X-ray diffraction. The neighboring polyanionic units {[Sm（H2O）7][Sm（H2O）2（DMSO）][SiWHO39]}^2- are bridged together to a 1D chain structure by means of [Sm（H2O）2（DMSO）]^3＋ ion.展开更多
文摘The catalytic dehydrocyclization of n-hexane was studied here for the first time using a number of compounds based on H3PMo12O40. The described catalysts were prepared by either replacing the acidic proton with counter-ions such as ammonium or transition metal cations (NH4+, Fe3+, K+), or by replacing Mo6+ with (Ni3+, Co3+, Mn3+) in the polyoxometalate framework, as reported earlier. For comparison purposes, the known (TBA)7PW11O39 catalyst system was used. All reactions were conducted at different temperatures in the range 200 - 450. The Keggin structure of these heteropolycompounds was ascertained by XRD, UV and IR measurements. 31P NMR measurements and thermal behaviour of the prepared catalysts were also studied. These modified polyoxometalates exhibited heterogeneous superacidic catalytic activities in dehydrocyclization of n-hexane into benzene, cyclohexane, cyclohexene and cyclohexadiene. The catalysts obtained by substituting the acidic proton or coordination atom exhibited higher selectivity and stability than the parent compound H3PMo12O40. Catalytic activity and selectivity were heavily dependent on the composition of the catalyst and on the reaction conditions. At higher temperatures, the catalyst exhibited higher conversion efficiency at the expense of selectivity. Using higher temperatures (>400) in the presence of hydrogen carrier gas, selectivity towards dehydrocyclization ceased and methane dominated. To explain the results, a plausible mechanism is presented, based on super-acidic nature of the catalyst systems.
文摘A kinetic study of the electron-transfer in the reaction of tribenzylchlorotin with potassium 12-tungsto cobalt （Ⅲ） ate ion, Ks[CoW12O40], abbreviated as Co（III）W, has been performed in different solvents. The studies were carried out in methanol, ethanol, acetonitrile and acetic acid/water. The rate constants, reaction rates and activation parameters were calculated. Our findings show that the rate of disappearance of the Co（Ⅲ） is pseudo-first order. The kinetic data is strongly affected by used solvents. The maximum and minimum rate constants were achieved in the ethanol and acetic acid/water （70/30） as a solvent, respectively. In all of the used solvents, negative value of activation entropies was observed, but negative activation enthalpies are observed in methanol, ethanol and acetonitrile. The reaction rate is increased with increase of Co（Ⅲ） concentration. ？2009 Fatemeh E Bamoharram. Published by Elsevier B.V. on behalf of Chinese Chemical Society. All rights reserved.
文摘A 1D chain-like organic-inorganic hybrid rare earth derivative of polyoxometalate H0.5[Sm（H2O）6]0.25[Sm（H2O）5]0.25{[Sm（H2O）7][Sm（H2O）2（DMSO）][SiW11O39]}·4.5H2O has been firstly synthesized by reaction of α-K8SiW11O39.13H2O, HClO4, Sm2O3 with dimethyl sulfoxide （DMSO） and characterized by elemental analysis, IR spectra and single crystal X-ray diffraction. The neighboring polyanionic units {[Sm（H2O）7][Sm（H2O）2（DMSO）][SiWHO39]}^2- are bridged together to a 1D chain structure by means of [Sm（H2O）2（DMSO）]^3＋ ion.
