Abstract:The industrial hydrodenitrogenation (HDN) process entails the removal of nitrogen from heteroaromatic nitrogen compounds in petroleum feedstocks under very high temperatures (400–600°C) and high pressures (200 bar) of hydrogen gas. In order to understand the various steps associated with this complicated HDN reaction, organometallic chemists have attempted to define each important reaction utilizing a homogeneous catalysis approach. Therefore, studies on the modeling of the HDN process, with an emphasis on the… Show more
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