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Studies on sepiolite supported Hydrotreating Catalysts

IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun

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Creator Maity,S.K
Srinivas,B.N
Prasad,V.V.D.N
Singh,Anand
Murali Dhar,G
Rao,T.S.R Prasada
 
Date 2009-06-29T11:02:25Z
2009-06-29T11:02:25Z
2009-06-29T11:02:25Z
 
Identifier Studies in Surface Science and catalysis Vol.113
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/275
 
Description Sepio1ite is a hydrous mallnesium silicate, receiving considerable attention in catalysis as support as well as catalyst. In this investigation a sepiolite was used as support for Mo03 and the sulfided form used for hyc!rodesulfurization and hydrogenation reaction using thiophene and cyclohexene as model compounds respectively. The catalysts were characterized by surface area measurement, X-ray diffraction, IR and temperature programmed reduction methods. These results indicated that molybdenum is present as a monolayer upto 6 wt.% Mo loading and beyond this loading Mo03 crystallite growth is observed. The low tcmperature oxygen chemisorption results indicated that there is no crystallite growth upto the monolayer region and beyond this there is rapid growth of MoSZ crystallites. It was proposed Ihal molybdenum interacts with basic hydroxyl groups attached to support. Linear correlations passing through origin are obtained between catalytic activities for thiophene hydrodesulfurization or cyclohexene hydrogenation and oxygen uptakes indicating that the anion vacancies created on reductive sulfiding are the seat of catalytic activity. Since correlations are obtained in the case of both HDS and HYD it is clear that oxygen chemisorption is not specific to anyone of the functionalities but measures anion vacancies which are related to the state of dispersion of molybdenum. Keywords:' Sepiolice, Molybdenum Sulfide Oxygen Chemisorption, Hydordesuljuniation, Hydrogenation
 
Language en_US
 
Subject Hydordesuljuniation
Molybdenum Sulfide
Hydrogenation
Oxygen Chemisorption
 
Title Studies on sepiolite supported Hydrotreating Catalysts
 
Type Article