Effects of pretreatment and promoter on iron-based catalysts for directly forming light olefins from syngas
Effects of pretreatment and promoter on iron-based catalysts for directly forming light olefins from syngas
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预处理和促进剂对合成气直接制低碳烯烃铁基催化剂的影响
DOI:
10.1007/s11144-014-0821-0
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2015
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Yi Zhang
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作者:
Liu Yi;Jian-Feng Chen;Yi Zhang
The effects of ethylene glycol modified co-precipitation were applied to develop a catalyst with higher activity and selectivity of light olefins in the Fischer–Tropsch synthesis. The catalysts prepared by an ethylene glycol (EG) modified co-precipitation realized smaller and homogeneously distributed catalyst particles as 15–25 nm, which was two times smaller than that of the catalyst prepared from conventional co-precipitation. The Fe/Mn-EG catalyst has higher activity and enhanced selectivity to light olefins, as well as the doubled olefin to paraffin ratio (C2=–C4=/C20–C40), comparing to un-pretreated catalyst. Furthermore, the addition of magnesium promoter to the Fe/Mn-EG catalyst inhibits the chain growth ability, and enhances the formation of light olefins (C2=–C4=), realizing the high selectivity of light olefins as 50.1 %. The properties of catalyst structure, active phase, reduction and carburization of obtained catalysts were characterized by N2physisorption, XRD, SEM, XPS, TPR and DRIFTS measurements.