作者: Juan F. Miñambres , Alberto Marinas , José M. Marinas , Francisco J. Urbano
DOI: 10.1016/J.JCAT.2012.08.013
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摘要: Abstract A series of catalysts based on calcined aluminium, gallium, indium and zirconyl nitrates was synthesised. Gallium nitrate were also supported (impregnation method) over ZrO 2 TiO . The whole set characterised tested for the gas-phase chemoselective reduction crotonaldehyde by hydrogen transfer from 2-propanol (Meerwein–Ponndorf–Verley process, MPV). Catalyst characterisation revealed that consisted metal oxides with residual as evidenced FT-Raman XPS measurements. Those systems showed high-strength acid sites (as determined pyridine TPD). relationship between high strength Bronsted plus Lewis acidity yield to 2-butenol found all systems, being solid leading better catalytic results. Pyridine poisoning experiments confirmed role strong in MPV crotonaldehyde. However, presented a severe deactivation process seemed consist both irreversible reversible processes since reactivation cycles only led partially recovered activity. adsorption polymeric species formed accounts process.