Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors
Al-MCM-41 (SiO2/Al2O3=200) materials from various Aland Si sources were synthesized. The calcined solids (823 K) werecharacterized by N2 physisorption, X-ray diffraction and surface aciditymeasurements. The sample from tetraethyl orthosilicate-Al(SO4)3had decreased surface area (836 m2/g) and pore v...
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursorsAgileo HernándezJosé G. PachecoMaría C. BarreraJosé EscobarJosé A. de los ReyesQuímicaAlMCM41CoMo catalysthydrothermal synthesisdibenzothiophene hydrodesulfurizationAl-MCM-41 (SiO2/Al2O3=200) materials from various Aland Si sources were synthesized. The calcined solids (823 K) werecharacterized by N2 physisorption, X-ray diffraction and surface aciditymeasurements. The sample from tetraethyl orthosilicate-Al(SO4)3had decreased surface area (836 m2/g) and pore volume (0.88 cm3/g),meanwhile the lowest amount of Al3+ incorporated into the MCM41walls was registered when SiO2-boehmite was used as precursor. Co,Mo and P (~3, ~12.5 and ~1.6 weight %, respectively) were simultaneouslyimpregnated on Al-MCM41. Surface acidity was notablyincreased after impregnation, probably by the contribution of PO43-groups deposited. After sulfiding (H2S/H2, 673 K), the oxidic impregnatedprecursor having both the best texture and the highest proportionof octahedral Mo6+ (the one supported on Al-MCM41 fromSiO2-Al(SO4)3) was ~30% more active in dibenzothiophenehydrodesulfurization (HDS) than an Al2O3-supported commercialformulation of similar Co-Mo-P loading. For the Al-MCM41-supportedcatalyst, the high HDS activity and predominant selectivity tobiphenyl suggested good Mo promotion by Co.Sociedad Química de México2004info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdf1870-249Xhttps://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=47548410Journal of the Mexican Chemical Society (México) Num.4 Vol.48reponame:Redalyc-UAMinstname:Universidad Autónoma Metropolitanainstacron:UAMenhttp://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=475Journal of the Mexican Chemical Societyinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:redalyc.org:475484102025-03-05T19:09:08Z |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors Agileo Hernández Química Al MCM41 CoMo catalyst hydrothermal synthesis dibenzothiophene hydrodesulfurization |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors |
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Synthesis and characterization of simultaneously-impregnated Co-Mo-P on Al-MCM41. Effect of support precursors |
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Agileo Hernández José G. Pacheco María C. Barrera José Escobar José A. de los Reyes |
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Agileo Hernández José G. Pacheco María C. Barrera José Escobar José A. de los Reyes |
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José G. Pacheco María C. Barrera José Escobar José A. de los Reyes |
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Química Al MCM41 CoMo catalyst hydrothermal synthesis dibenzothiophene hydrodesulfurization |
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Química Al MCM41 CoMo catalyst hydrothermal synthesis dibenzothiophene hydrodesulfurization |
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Al-MCM-41 (SiO2/Al2O3=200) materials from various Aland Si sources were synthesized. The calcined solids (823 K) werecharacterized by N2 physisorption, X-ray diffraction and surface aciditymeasurements. The sample from tetraethyl orthosilicate-Al(SO4)3had decreased surface area (836 m2/g) and pore volume (0.88 cm3/g),meanwhile the lowest amount of Al3+ incorporated into the MCM41walls was registered when SiO2-boehmite was used as precursor. Co,Mo and P (~3, ~12.5 and ~1.6 weight %, respectively) were simultaneouslyimpregnated on Al-MCM41. Surface acidity was notablyincreased after impregnation, probably by the contribution of PO43-groups deposited. After sulfiding (H2S/H2, 673 K), the oxidic impregnatedprecursor having both the best texture and the highest proportionof octahedral Mo6+ (the one supported on Al-MCM41 fromSiO2-Al(SO4)3) was ~30% more active in dibenzothiophenehydrodesulfurization (HDS) than an Al2O3-supported commercialformulation of similar Co-Mo-P loading. For the Al-MCM41-supportedcatalyst, the high HDS activity and predominant selectivity tobiphenyl suggested good Mo promotion by Co. |
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