THE PREPARATION CHEMISTRY OF V/MgO CATALYST FOR OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION OF ETHYLBENZENE

The structures and catalytic performances of V_2O_5, Mg_3V_2O_8 and V/MgO catalysts have been correlated by means of XRD, FTIR, TPR and flow micro-reactor tests. The postulation about active site has been made. Based on it, better catalysts have been first prepared via grafting and modification with Sb which are better than that via impregnation.

OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION OF PROPANE OVER MCl_n/V-Mg-O CATALYSTS

Oxidative dehydrogenation of propane over V-Mg-O and MCl_n(M=Cu^+,Li^+, Ag^+,Cd^(2+))promoted V-Mg-O catalysts was studied.XRD result showed that the V-Mg-O catalysts were composed of MgO and Mg_3(VO_4)_2.The yield of propene was much higher over CuCl and LiCl promoted VMgO catalysts than that over VMgO catalysts at the same reaction temperature.The highest yield of propene reached 23.1% at 500℃ and 6000h^(-1) space velocity.

THE STRUCTURE OF ACTIVE SITE AND THE ROLE OF BIVALENT CATION IN FERRITE-FERRIC OXIDE CATALYSTS FOR OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION OF BUTENES

The relations between catalytic activities and compositions of the systems Mg_xZn_(1-x)Fe_2O_4, Co_xZn_(1-x)Fe_2O_4, Co_xMg_(1-x)Fe_2O_4, Cd_xZn_(1-x)Fe_2O_4 and Mg_xZn_(1-x)Fe_2O_4·0.17Fe_2O_3 have been studied by flow differential reactor, XRD, and derivative IR techniques. It has been found that the appropriate normal-inverse spinel combination substantially increases the activity for the title raction. The structure of the active site and the role of the bivalent cation in the title catalyst have been inferred.

Synergism of Plasma and Catalyst on the Dehydrogenative Coupling of Methane

At atmospheric pressure and ambient temperature, pulse corona induced plasma was used as a new method for dehydrogenative coupling of methane. The synergism of plasma and catalyst on dehydrogenative coupling of methane was investigated. Experimental results have revealed that the synergism does exist, when positive corona within a suitable power range and an intermediate pulse repetition frequency (PRF) for a loaded 7-Mn2O3/7-A12O3 catalyst were chosen. In respect to the mechanism approach, a tentative model for general pathway was proposed to explain the role of plasma and catalyst partaking in the process of methane decomposition and C2 products formation.

P-modified cobalt oxide: A novel and effective catalyst for oxidative dehydrogenation of propane

A series ofnanosized cobalt oxide catalysts modified with phosphorus have been synthesized by the solgel method and investigated in the oxidative dehydrogenation of propane to propene. With the addition of phosphorus, the crystallite size of the catalyst was largely decreased, while the P species in the catalyst were highly dispersed. Compared to pure cobalt oxide, the P-modified samples showed higher propane conversion and enhanced propene selectivity. Over the PCoO catalyst with a P/Co atomic ratio of 0.05, the maximal propene yields of 15.7% with a propane conversion of 28.3% were obtained at 520 ℃.

A review on hydrogen production from ammonia borane:Experimental and theoretical studies

Ammonia borane(NHsBH3,AB)is an ideal raw material of hydrogen production with higher hydrogen storage capacity.In this paper,the catalytic processes of AB dehydrogenation were described from different ways,including thermal dehydrogenation,hydrolysis,methanolysis,photocatalysis and photopiezoelectric synergy catalysis with experimental research and theoretical calculations.Catalyst models include bulk materials,two-dimensional materials,nanocluster particles and single/diatomic structures.Among them,the proportion of H2 released is different,and the reaction conditions are also different,which are suitable for different application scenarios.Through this review,we could have a preliminary comprehensive understanding of AB dehydrogenation reaction.

Synthesis of silicon-functionalized polyolefins by subsequent cobalt-catalyzed dehydrogenative silylation and nickel-catalyzed copolymerization

Metal catalyzed olefin hydrosilylation and metal mediated olefin polymerization are both of great academic and industrial importance, In this article, these two aspects are combined to prepare silicon- functionalized polyolefin materials, First, pyridine-diimine cobalt-catalyzed dehydrogenative silylations of various terminal olefins with alkylsilanes lead to the formation of a variety of allylsilanes at high yields, Then, the allylsilanes are copolymerized with ethylene using an α-diimine nickel catalyst, leading to the formation of branched polyolefins with high molecular weight and moderate comonomer incorporation. This subsequent catalytic process is an efficient strategy for the synthesis of silicon-functionalized polyolefins using widely available and inexpensive starting materials.