2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.apcata.2008.06.033
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Kinetics of the reactions of the light alkenes over SAPO-34

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“…Provided that Gibbs free energy of stable elementary substance is 0 in the standard state, mole Gibbs free energy of a pure compound at certain temperature should be standard Gibbs free energy change from the elementary substance to the compound at the same temperature, namely the standard generation Gibbs free energy of the compound ΔGf θ . Based on the above principle, minimization of total Gibbs free energy for the ideal system can be expressed by Equation (2) [22].…”
Section: Minimization Of Gibbs Free Energymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Provided that Gibbs free energy of stable elementary substance is 0 in the standard state, mole Gibbs free energy of a pure compound at certain temperature should be standard Gibbs free energy change from the elementary substance to the compound at the same temperature, namely the standard generation Gibbs free energy of the compound ΔGf θ . Based on the above principle, minimization of total Gibbs free energy for the ideal system can be expressed by Equation (2) [22].…”
Section: Minimization Of Gibbs Free Energymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Table 5 56 showing that the rate of conversion of ethylene on SAPO-34 is much lower than propylene and butene. In summary, at the start of the reaction, after the induction period, the olefins formed at the top of the bed are transformed along the catalytic bed with the fresh catalyst towards the equilibrium distribution.…”
Section: Shape-selectivity and Thermodymanic Equilibrium Of Olefinsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 14 this regard, MTP process offers a promising route, as methanol can 15 be readily obtained from syngas by well-established technologies 16 (ICI process, Lurgi process) [4]. 17 A rigorous MTP kinetic model is desired for the reactor design 18 and process optimization. However, the MTP reaction proceeds 19 through an extremely complex reaction mechanism, including 20 methanol cracking; methylation of methanol with olefins; 21 oligomerization, cracking, isomerization, aromatization and hy- 22 drogenation of olefins [5][6][7], which make the kinetic study a tough 23 work.…”
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