2021
DOI: 10.1002/ceat.202100011
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Abstract: Aluminum‐based composite particles are widely applied complex catalyst materials in oil refining. Due to their tunable shape, porosity, and acidity, they are commonly used for the production of cracking catalysts. Shaping of well‐defined particles remains a challenge for industrial catalyst preparation by spray drying, because catalyst properties must satisfy local demands of a refinery. The selectivity can be modified and the cracking activity enhanced with acid binders, e.g., AlCl3. Therefore, peptization of… Show more

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“…In this case, the binding comes from the precipitation of the binder from the liquid phase. 12 , 18 However, this was not observed in the sample PS, where silica nanoparticles from LUDOX are present in the formulation. These nanoparticles can agglomerate faster to other bigger particles and can cover all their surface.…”
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“…In this case, the binding comes from the precipitation of the binder from the liquid phase. 12 , 18 However, this was not observed in the sample PS, where silica nanoparticles from LUDOX are present in the formulation. These nanoparticles can agglomerate faster to other bigger particles and can cover all their surface.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In addition, a locally distributed agglomeration of the alumina compared to silica binder also contributes to a wider size-distribution of mesopores by the interconnection of the solid components in the grain and partial filling of interparticle voids. 12 …”
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