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Tetralin hydrogenation on dealuminated Y zeolite-supported bimetallic Pd-Ir catalysts

✍ Scribed by A.S. Rocha; E.L. Moreno; G.P.M. da Silva; J.L. Zotin; A.C. Faro Jr.


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2008
Tongue
English
Weight
175 KB
Volume
133-135
Category
Article
ISSN
0920-5861

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✦ Synopsis


Palladium-iridium catalysts with different proportions between the metals and supported on a dealuminated Y zeolite (SAR $ 26) had their activity and selectivity measured in tetralin hydrogenation at 523 K and 4 MPa. Characterization of the zeolite support showed that it was free from extra-framework alumina. A palladium-platinum catalyst supported on the same zeolite was also tested for comparison. The metal catalysts were characterized with respect to dispersion by hydrogen and carbon monoxide chemisorption. All of the catalysts displayed moderate deactivation during tetralin hydrogenation and only cis-and trans-decalin were observed as reaction products. For the same proportion between the metals and the same zeolite support, Pd-Pt and Pd-Ir catalysts had similar activities.


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