Metal vanadates as oxygen carriers for dehydrogenation
AssigneesExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company, United States Department of Energy
InventorsKun WANG, Ranjani SIRIWARDANE, Jarrett RILEY
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AssigneesExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company, United States Department of Energy
InventorsKun WANG, Ranjani SIRIWARDANE, Jarrett RILEY
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Systems and methods are provided for using chemical looping oxidative dehydrogenation (CLODH) to convert alkanes, such as propane, into alkenes, such as propene. The chemical looping is performed in the presence of an oxygen carrier that includes a substantial metal vanadate phase that allows for improved conversion of alkane. Depending on the aspect, the improved conversion can correspond to an improved amount of conversion per pass during reaction, an improved selectivity for forming alkene from alkane, or a combination thereof. In some aspects, additional advantages can be provided when the metal vanadate corresponds to a Group 2 metal vanadate, such as a magnesium vanadate.
A method for forming alkenes, comprising:
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