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AssigneeSun Company, Inc. (R&M)
InventorsVincent A. Durante, Daniel E. Resasco, Darrell W. Walker, Gary L. Haller, Eugene L. Coggins
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Alkanes are dehydrogenated by passage through alternating dehydrogenation zones and selective oxidation zone(s), in which latter zone(s) hydrogen produced in the preceding endothermic dehydrogenation reaction is selectively oxidized to generate heat for the succeeding dehydrogenation reaction. New catalyst compositions are prepared comprising reduced and sulfided nickel crystallites on siliceous supports which have been treated with chromium compounds and oxidized to provide surface-anchored chromyl species. Also new catalyst compositions are prepared by sulfiding nickel-containing compositions with carbonaceous sulfur compounds such as dialkylsulfoxides. Another embodiment of the invention is catalyst and dehydrogenation therewith, in which pores having radius of 50 to 200 Angstroms occupy pore volume from 0.30 to 1.50 ml per gram of the support, and pores having radius of 20 to 50 Angstroms occupy pore volume less than 0.1 ml per gram of the support. In another embodiment, alkanes are dehydrogenated using as catalyst a metal or metal compound having dehydrogenating activity supported on alkali-treated alumina.
A new composition of matter having catalytic activity for dehydrogenation of dehydrogenatable organic compounds which comprises reduced and sulfided nickel on siliceous supports which have been pretreated with chromium compounds and oxidized to provide surface-anchored chromyl species.
Composition of matter having catalytic activity for dehydrogenation of alkanes which comprises nickel supported on a non-acidic form of zeolite L wherein said nickel is sulfided.
Process for preparation of dehydrogenation catalyst which comprises contacting a metal or metal compound having activity for dehydrogenating organic compounds with a carbonaceous sulfur compound under sulfiding conditions.
Catalyst comprising a metal or metal compound having activity for dehydrogenating organic compounds on a porous alumina support in which pores having radius in the range from 20 to 50 Angstroms have pore volume less than 0.1 ml. per gram of said support, and pores having radius in the range from 50 to 200 Angstroms have pore volume in the range from 0.30 to 1.50 ml per gram of said support.
Process for preparation of dehydrogenation catalyst support which comprises leaching a porous solid metal oxide catalyst support with a liquid solution of carboxylic acid, and calcining the leached support.
Catalyst comprising a metal or metal compound having activity for dehydrogenating organic compounds on a porous support which has been leached with a carboxylic acid and calcined.
Process for preparation of dehydrogenation catalyst comprising a metal or metal compound having activity for dehydrogenating organic compounds, and a Group III oxide or hydroxide support, in which reaction of said metal with said support is reduced by forming a layer of a Group IV metal oxide or hydroxide on said support prior to applying said metal or metal compound to said support.
Process for preparation of dehydrogenation catalyst comprising a first metal or metal compound having activity for dehydrogenating organic compounds and a Group III oxide or hydroxide support, in which reaction of said metal with said support is reduced by reacting said support with a second metal or metal compound prior to applying said first metal to said support.
Process for preparation of dehydrogenation catalyst which comprises contacting a porous support containing larger and smaller pores, with a liquid organic compound comprising polyhydric alcohol, optionally containing ether groups, under conditions at which said compound selectively enters or remains in said smaller pores of said support, contacting the resulting support with a liquid containing a compound of a metal having dehydrogenating activity to selectively deposit said metal compound in said larger pores of said support, and removing said organic compound from said smaller pores.
Process for preparation of a dehydrogenation catalyst which comprises impregnating a porous support with a metal or metal compound having activity for dehydrogenation of organic compounds, calcining said support at a first temperature sufficiently high to react said metal with said support, reimpregnating said support with the same or different metal or metal compound having said activity, and calcining said support at a second temperature lower than said first temperature.
Process for preparing dehydrogenation catalyst which comprises forming a carbonaceous layer on a noncarbonaceous porous support, and then depositing a metal or metal compound having dehydrogenating activity upon said carbonaceous layer.
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