Chenglong Wen, Kang Liu, Yi Lu, Xintian Wu, Shuning Li, Mohong Lu, Jie Zhu, Mingshi Li, Chunshan Song, Xiaosong Lu
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Abstract
Ni/SAPO-11 catalysts with highly dispersed Ni (TA-Ni/SA-11) were prepared using tartaric acid as a dispersant. The effect of the tartaric acid content on the physiochemical properties of the TA-Ni/SA-11 catalysts and their n-heptane hydroisomerization performance were investigated. TA-Ni/SA-11 exhibits smaller Ni particles and more Ni active sites in comparison to conventional Ni/SAPO-11 prepared via the impregnation method due to the interaction between tartaric acid and Ni2+. As the molar ratio of tartaric acid and Ni2+ (nTA/nNi) increases, the number of Ni active sites in TA-Ni/SA-11 rises, while the surface area and relative crystallinity decrease because of the dealumination of SAPO-11. When nTA/nNi is 0.75, 0.75TA-Ni/SA-11 presents the highest n-heptane conversion of 82.4% and isomer selectivity of 90.5%, as well as the lowest cracking selectivity of 9.0% at 380 °C, 1.5 MPa, 2 h− 1, and a volume ratio of H2 to n-heptane of 400 among these catalysts.
以酒石酸为分散剂制备了具有高分散镍的Ni/SAPO-11催化剂(TA-Ni/SA-11)。研究了酒石酸含量对TA-Ni/SA-11催化剂理化性能和正庚烷加氢异构化性能的影响。由于酒石酸与Ni2+的相互作用,TA-Ni/SA-11比浸渍法制备的Ni/SAPO-11具有更小的Ni颗粒和更多的Ni活性位点。随着酒石酸与Ni2+ (nTA/nNi)摩尔比的增加,TA-Ni/SA-11中Ni活性位点的数量增加,而SAPO-11的脱铝作用使TA-Ni/SA-11的表面积和相对结晶度降低。当nTA/nNi为0.75时,在380℃、1.5 MPa、2 h−1条件下,0.75 ta - ni /SA-11的正庚烷转化率最高,为82.4%,异构体选择性为90.5%,裂化选择性最低,为9.0%,H2与正庚烷的体积比为400。图形抽象
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