Fischer–Tropsch principles of co-hydrogenation on iron catalysts
Fischer–Tropsch principles of co-hydrogenation on iron catalysts
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DOI:
10.1007/s11244-005-2883-8
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发表时间:
2005-03
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
H. Schulz;T. Riedel;G. Schaub
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作者:
H. Schulz;T. Riedel;G. Schaub
The temporal changes of product composition together with changes of the catalyst in composition and structure have been investigated for Fischer–Tropsch synthesis with an alkalized precipitated iron catalyst at 250°C, 1 MPa, using a special synthesis gas with a molar H2/CO2-ratio of three. It was observed that the steady state of synthesis developed in processes of self-organization during several episodes with individual kinetic regimes. The“true FT catalyst” apparently was “constructed” at reaction conditions under complete consumption ofα-iron and formation of iron carbide (Fe5C2). The magnetite phase disappeared partially and a new “unknown” (probably FeOx) phase was formed. It has been concluded from the data of chain growth and branching probability that during self-organization only the number of sites increased but their nature remained unchanged. Strong spatial constraints appear to apply at the sites. On iron catalysts, the FT sites are very stable, invariant against changes in reaction conditions, in contrast to FT synthesis on cobalt. There the sites show a dynamic behavior.