N-Hexane isomerisation: Exploit hydrogen spillover to reduce catalyst costs
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Shinde, Yogesh
Chakraborty, M.
Parikh, P.
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Shinde, Y. and Chakraborty, M. and Parikh, P. 2017. N-Hexane isomerisation: Exploit hydrogen spillover to reduce catalyst costs. Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism. 42 (1): pp. 62-69.
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Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism
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We report the role of hydrogen spillover in n-hexane isomerisation over carbon nanotubes or SiC mixed with hierarchical zeolite beta. Here we infer that: (1) hydrogen spillover is a necessary step; (2) spilled-over H hydrogenates isomerised olefin at Brønsted acid sites only; and (3) closeness between acid and metal sites at the nanoscale enhances the rate of reaction, though this is not a requirement for this reaction to proceed. The economic advantage of the spillover phenomenon (necessitating less Pt on the catalyst) has been highlighted.
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