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US 2023/0406868 A1Published application
Non-Hydrolytic Preparation of SMAO and Catalysts
OwnerFrancis C. RIX, Ky Ka Le +1inventors
InventorsFrancis C. RIX, KY KA LE, Charles J. HARLAN
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Abstract
A method including: preparing an alumoxane precursor from an organic oxygen source, a hydrocarbyl aluminum, and an organic solvent; heating the alumoxane precursor to form an alumoxane suspension; removing solid methylaluminoxane from the alumoxane suspension by filtering the alumoxane suspension to form a filtered solution; and combining the filtered solution with a support to form a supported alumoxane precursor.
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A method comprising:
- preparing an alumoxane precursor from an organic oxygen source, a hydrocarbyl aluminum, and an organic solvent;
- heating the alumoxane precursor to form an alumoxane suspension;
- removing solid methylaluminoxane from the alumoxane suspension by filtering the alumoxane suspension to form a filtered solution;
- and
- combining the filtered solution with a support to form a supported alumoxane precursor.
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A method comprising:
- preparing an alumoxane precursor from an organic oxygen source, a hydrocarbyl aluminum, and an organic solvent;
- heating the alumoxane precursor to form an alumoxane suspension;
- and
- removing solid methylaluminoxane from the alumoxane suspension by filtering the alumoxane suspension to form a filtered solution,
- wherein the filtering the alumoxane solution comprises filtering the solid methylaluminoxane having one or more of the following properties,
- a particle size distribution of from about 30 μm to about 45 μm (<10%), from about 50 μm to about 70 μm (<25%), from about 110 μm to about 140 μm (<50%), from about 390 μm to about 420 μm (<75%), or from about 820 μm to about 840 μm (<90%);
- a BET Surface area of from about 10 m2/g to about 80 m2/g;
- and/or
- a pore volume of from about 0.01 mL/g to about 0.2 mL/g (BJH adsorption cumulative between 17 Å and 3000 Å).
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