Bayerite alumina clad zeolite and cracking catalysts containing same
AssigneeW. R. Grace & Co.-Conn.
InventorsWu-Cheng Cheng, Xinjin Zhao, Philip Stephen Deitz
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Abstract
A catalyst suitable for use in fluid catalytic cracking of petroleum feedstock in the form of particulate of crystalline zeolite having a coating on it6s surface comprising bayerite phase alumina.
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A zeolite-containing particle comprising a crystalline zeolite having a coating on its surface, said coating comprising bayerite-phase alumina.
A particulate cracking catalyst suitable for use in fluid catalytic cracking of petroleum feedstocks, said catalyst comprising particles of crystalline zeolite having a coating on the surface of the particles comprising bayerite phase alumina.
A method of forming bayerite alumina coated zeolite particles comprising forming an aqueous slurry having an acidic pH of less than 7 comprising aluminum ion-containing solution and zeolite particles, contacting said slurry with an aqueous solution of a strong base at a concentration to cause the resultant slurry to have a pH of at least 10, and allowing bayerite alumina to precipitate onto the zeolite particles.
A method of forming bayerite alumina coated zeolite particles comprising forming an aqueous slurry having an alkaline pH of greater than about 12 comprising aluminum ion-containing solution and zeolite particles, contacting said slurry with carbon dioxide for a sufficient time to cause the resultant slurry to have a pH of from about 10 to 11.5, and allowing bayerite alumina to precipitate onto the zeolite particles.
A bayerite alumina-coated zeolite particulate product formed by initially mixing a solution of an aluminum ion source with a slurry of zeolite to provide a slurry having a pH of less than 7, contacting the resultant slurry with a strong basic material in sufficient amount to cause the resultant slurry to have a pH of at least 10, and allowing bayerite alumina to precipitate onto the zeolite particles.
A bayerite alumina coated zeolite particles formed by initially forming an aqueous slurry having a pH of at least about 12 comprising aluminum ion-containing solution and zeolite particles at an elevated temperature of up to 49° C., contacting said slurry with CO2 to cause the resultant slurry to have a pH of at least 10, and allowing bayerite alumina to precipitate onto the zeolite particles.
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