2009
DOI: 10.1080/15567030701752784
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Study of the Role of Lanthanum Containing Titania in Hydrogenolysis of Thiophene and Gas Oil

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“…However, there was no observable effect of lanthanum on the Co dispersion on the surface of the catalyst, leaving catalytic active sites unaffected. Similar results have been observed for Ni/γalumina and Ni/Alfollowing the addition of lanthanum, the catalytic efficiency and selectivity resulted in significant improvements in toluene reforming and syngas conversions [23][24][25]. [26].…”
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“…However, there was no observable effect of lanthanum on the Co dispersion on the surface of the catalyst, leaving catalytic active sites unaffected. Similar results have been observed for Ni/γalumina and Ni/Alfollowing the addition of lanthanum, the catalytic efficiency and selectivity resulted in significant improvements in toluene reforming and syngas conversions [23][24][25]. [26].…”
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“…Catalyst coking is an important issue that can minimize the efficiency and lifetime of catalysts[10]. It is believed that lanthanum doping contributed to the decrease of carbon on the surface of the La0.25Co0.75MoS2 catalyst, as has been previously reported with lanthanum promoted catalysts[22][23][24][25]42].…”
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