Mechanical mixtures of Me (Ni, Pd) Ce oxides and silica-supported heteropolyacids : Role and optimal concentration of each active species in n-hexane isomerization : Highly organized catalytic systems
Identifieur interne : 000716 ( Main/Exploration ); précédent : 000715; suivant : 000717Mechanical mixtures of Me (Ni, Pd) Ce oxides and silica-supported heteropolyacids : Role and optimal concentration of each active species in n-hexane isomerization : Highly organized catalytic systems
Auteurs : R. Hubaut [France] ; B. Ouled Ben Tayeb [France, Maroc] ; W. Kuang [France, Canada] ; A. Rives [France] ; M. Fournier [France]Source :
- Kinetics and catalysis [ 0023-1584 ] ; 2006.
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Abstract
Catalytic properties of silica-supported heteropolyacids (HPA) in a mechanical mixture with reduced Me-Ce oxides (Me = Ni, Pd) in n-hexane isomerization are studied. The role of each component of the mixed oxides (Ce and, typically, Ni and Pd) and their optimum content has been illuminated: cerium is not only beneficial for eliminating or preventing coke deposition but is also effective for maintaining the Keggin structure of the highly-organized HPA during the reaction and probably allows a better dispersion of the second metal species. Nickel and palladium, present as Ni° and Pd°, reinforce the activation of the alkane, which is difficult to obtain by means of a direct attack by an acid, and, thus, enhance noticeably the activity of the catalyst. The best mechanical mixtures are obtained with 30-70 wt % NiCeO-HPW/SiO2 and 50-50 wt % Pd0.1CeO-HPW/SiO2. These mixtures have the highest efficiency for a Ni/(Ni + W) atomic ratio of 0.66 and a Pd/(Pd + W) ratio of 0.40, respectively. Finally, the conversion of n-hexane is in the order HPW > HSiW > HBW, which seems to be consistent with the order of their acid strength as per the literature, but the isomerization selectivity appears to be slightly higher on HSiW.
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<front><div type="abstract" xml:lang="en">Catalytic properties of silica-supported heteropolyacids (HPA) in a mechanical mixture with reduced Me-Ce oxides (Me = Ni, Pd) in n-hexane isomerization are studied. The role of each component of the mixed oxides (Ce and, typically, Ni and Pd) and their optimum content has been illuminated: cerium is not only beneficial for eliminating or preventing coke deposition but is also effective for maintaining the Keggin structure of the highly-organized HPA during the reaction and probably allows a better dispersion of the second metal species. Nickel and palladium, present as Ni° and Pd°, reinforce the activation of the alkane, which is difficult to obtain by means of a direct attack by an acid, and, thus, enhance noticeably the activity of the catalyst. The best mechanical mixtures are obtained with 30-70 wt % NiCeO-HPW/SiO<sub>2</sub>
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