C1 oxidative coupling via bromine activation and tandem catalytic condensation and neutralization over CaO/zeolite composites: II. Product distribution variation and full bromine confinement
C1 oxidative coupling via bromine activation and tandem catalytic condensation and neutralization over CaO/zeolite composites: II. Product distribution variation and full bromine confinement
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10.1016/j.cattod.2004.09.013
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2004-12
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5.3
通讯作者:
I. Lorkovic;M. Noy;Walter A. Schenck;Craig A. Belon;M. Weiss;Shouli Sun;J. Sherman;E. McFarland
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I. Lorkovic;M. Noy;Walter A. Schenck;Craig A. Belon;M. Weiss;Shouli Sun;J. Sherman;E. McFarland
We describe a three-step bromine-mediated process for oxidative coupling of methane using O2as oxidant. In the first step, a supported metal bromide solid is treated with O2to generate Br2and supported metal oxide. The Br2thus formed reacts with excess CH4, giving a mixture of CH4, bromomethanes, and HBr. This mixture is passed over a CaO/zeolite composite which condenses bromocarbons with 100% conversion to products, and neutralizes HBr to reform the metal bromide. The resulting product contains higher hydrocarbons, excess CH4, and water. Once the HBr neutralizing capacity of the CaO is spent, the supported CaBr2/ZSM-5 may also serve as catalyst for methyl bromide coupling. The effect of temperature, pressure, and reaction time on the intermediate methane bromination as well as on the overall partial oxidation product distribution is discussed. Incorporation of this scheme into a reactor into which only methane and O2are fed is described.