Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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55987 | Catalysis Today | 2011 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Benzene hydrogenation over zeolite supported platinum catalysts; particularly the effect of catalyst preparation procedures was studied. It was found that Pt/zeolite prepared with wet solution ion exchange procedure using cationic platinum precursors showed the best catalytic performances. The potential of Pt/beta in catalyzing benzene hydrogenation–naphthene isomerization cascaded reaction was demonstrated, showing the highest methyl-cyclopentane to cyclohexane product ratio comparable to the thermodynamic equilibrium value, the lowest cracking gas yield and a maximum octane barrel number.
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Authors
Kun-Yeh Tsai, Ikai Wang, Tseng-Chang Tsai,