1991
DOI: 10.1007/bf00764117
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IR studies of Re2O7 metathesis catalysts supported on alumina and phosphated alumina

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“…A positive correlation between the catalytic activity and the surface acidity (mainly the Br0nsted acidity) has been observed [51,52]. The activity of ReZ07/Ah03 catalysts can be explained on the basis of the activity of the surface Re04 groups that have reacted with Lewis acid sites and with the different aluminium-bonded OR groups during the preparation of the catalyst [46]. The most active sites arise from the reaction between Re04· ions and the most acidic OR groups on the alumina surface to form AI-bonded Re04 species.…”
Section: Rhenium Catalystsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…A positive correlation between the catalytic activity and the surface acidity (mainly the Br0nsted acidity) has been observed [51,52]. The activity of ReZ07/Ah03 catalysts can be explained on the basis of the activity of the surface Re04 groups that have reacted with Lewis acid sites and with the different aluminium-bonded OR groups during the preparation of the catalyst [46]. The most active sites arise from the reaction between Re04· ions and the most acidic OR groups on the alumina surface to form AI-bonded Re04 species.…”
Section: Rhenium Catalystsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…VZ0 5, Mo03 or W03) [43]; (ii) the use of a modified support, e.g. SiOr Alz03 [44], AI20 r B20 3 [45], phosphated alumina [46] or borated silica-alumina [47]; (iii) the use of other promoters, such as Et4Sn, BU4Sn or E4Pb [17]. As tin and lead compounds are quite toxic, other promoters are being sought for.…”
Section: Rhenium Catalystsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All spectra are presented with normalized intensities. 11 B MAS NMR analyses were performed at room temperature on a Varian-INOVA 500 spectrometer operating at a frequency of 160.38 MHz, using a DOTY Super Sonic 5 mm probe and a spinning rate of 6.1 kHz. All spectra were obtained using a 30 • pulse width of 1 s. Delay between each scan: 1 s. Chemical shifts were reported on the basis of assigning the trigonally coordinated 11 B peak in boric acid (H 3 BO 3 ) to δ = 20 ppm.…”
Section: In Situ Ft-ir Studies Of Adsorbed Pyridinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relationship between catalytic activity and Brönsted acidity has been explained as follows: the active sites would result from a reaction between ReO 4 − ions and the most acidic hydroxyl groups of the surface. On alumina, this reaction is favored only after the basic and neutral OH − groups have reacted to some extent [11], which explains why high rhenium loadings (ca. 18 wt.% Re 2 O 7 ) are needed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…A po si ti ve cor re la ti on bet we en the cataly tic ac ti vity and the sur fa ce aci dity (ma inly the Bröns ted aci dity) of such systems has been ob ser ved 44,45 . The ac ti vity of Re 2 O 7 /Al 2 O 3 ca talysts can be ex pla i ned on the ba sis of the ac ti vity of the sur fa ce ReO 4 groups which have re ac ted with Le wis acid si tes and with the dif fe rent alu mi nium-bonded OH groups du ring the pre pa ra ti on of the catalyst 41 . The most ac ti ve si tes ari se from the re ac ti on bet ween ReO 4 -ions and the most aci dic OH groups on the alu mi na sur fa ce to form Al-bonded ReO 4 spe ci es.…”
Section: Struc Tu Re X Ca Taly Tic Ac Ti Vitymentioning
confidence: 99%