2013
DOI: 10.1134/s2070050413030082
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Pilot tests of a catalyst for the selective hydrogenation of methylacetylene and propadiene

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“…Further, according to the Horiuti rule, we have Р routes, i.e., (4) The vectors of routes …, are determined by solving equations (5) Based on process quasi-steadiness condition (6) we calculate the vector of route rates r and the matrix of resulting equations for routes as (7) which allow us to write the system of kinetic equations as (8) where is the matric of stoichiometric coefficients for the resulting equations of routes, which is characterized by equations and The reaction route rates have the following form: (9) (10) where are the rates of the methylacetylene and propylene hydrogenation reactions, respectively, atm/s, is the kinetic constant of the forward ith stage of the chemical reaction mechanism, atm/s, and is the adsorption-desorption equilibrium constant for the lth stage of the chemical reaction mechanism.…”
Section: Stagewise Mechnaism and Kinetic Model For The Selective Methylacetylene Hydrogenation Reaction In Propane-propylene-methylacetylmentioning
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“…Further, according to the Horiuti rule, we have Р routes, i.e., (4) The vectors of routes …, are determined by solving equations (5) Based on process quasi-steadiness condition (6) we calculate the vector of route rates r and the matrix of resulting equations for routes as (7) which allow us to write the system of kinetic equations as (8) where is the matric of stoichiometric coefficients for the resulting equations of routes, which is characterized by equations and The reaction route rates have the following form: (9) (10) where are the rates of the methylacetylene and propylene hydrogenation reactions, respectively, atm/s, is the kinetic constant of the forward ith stage of the chemical reaction mechanism, atm/s, and is the adsorption-desorption equilibrium constant for the lth stage of the chemical reaction mechanism.…”
Section: Stagewise Mechnaism and Kinetic Model For The Selective Methylacetylene Hydrogenation Reaction In Propane-propylene-methylacetylmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alumopalladium catalyst KGS-3 was used in [10] to purify the pyrolysis PPF from acetylene and diene hydrocarbons. KGS-3 was tested on a pilot setup.…”
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