Metal carbides and nitrides as potential catalysts for hydroprocessing

作者: Edward Furimsky

DOI: 10.1016/S0926-860X(02)00428-3

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摘要: The carbides and nitrides of Mo W can adsorb activate hydrogen. effects particle size surface area on the total amount adsorbed hydrogen differ from those observed for transition metal sulfides. In former case, this increases with increasing and/or decreasing area. This is consistent involvement sub-surface regions crystallites during adsorption. activity hydrogenation, hydrodesulfurization hydrodenitrogenation exhibits similar trends. high HDN Mo(W) carbide nitride based catalysts has been noted. These are stable under typical hydroprocessing conditions although a partial sulfidation their HDS cannot be avoided.

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