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Abstract
The characteristics of supported MOx/SiO2 catalysts (M = Re, Mo, W) for olefin metathesis were compared side-by-side to understand the differences among these catalyst systems. The series of SiO2-supported metal oxide (ReOx, MoOx, WOx) catalysts, with maximum achievable dispersion of surface MOx sites, was synthesized by incipient-wetness impregnation of the corresponding aqueous precursors, molecularly characterized (in situ Raman and DRIFTS), chemically probed with transient studies (C3H6-TPSR-MS, C3H6-TPSR-IR, and C2H4/2-C4H8 titration with C2H4-TPSR-MS) and steady state activity for C3H6 metathesis. Under dehydrated conditions, the initial SiO2-supported surface metal oxide sites are fully dispersed as isolated sites on SiO2 and present as isolated tri-oxo (O)3ReO sites, isolated di-oxo (O)2MoO2 sites and a mixture of isolated di-oxo (O)2WO2 and mono-oxo (O)WO4 sites (dioxo ≫ mono-oxo) anchored at the isolated Si–OH surface hydroxyls of SiO2 support. High temperature propylene pre-treatments were required to activate the SiO2-supported MOx catalysts, but also resulted in MOx volatilization (ReOx > MoOx ≫ WOx). The number of activated surface MOx sites and TOF values varied with the specific MOx site, activation temperatures and reaction temperatures, which are related to the stability of the surface MO oxo and Mcarbene bonds. The higher thermal stability, activity and TOF of the surface WOx sites on SiO2 at elevated temperatures relative to the supported ReOx/SiO2 and MoOx/SiO2 catalysts account for adoption of the supported WOx/SiO2 catalyst as the industrial olefin metathesis catalyst among these supported MOx/SiO2 catalysts.
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