Transformation of thiophenic compounds over acidic zeolites

Boita, Tudor; Moreau, Marie-France; Richard, Frédéric; Pérot, G.

doi:10.1016/j.apcata.2006.02.042

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Thiophene and 2-methylthiophene Over The Y Zeolites1

Lessons From Hydrodesulfurization (Hds)1

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“…7 (b), S3C and 3D. Ishigaki et al [61] and Boita et al [62] also have demonstrated the polymerization reaction of 2-MTP with phosphoric acid. According to the intensity of the bands at ca.…”

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Ultra-deep adsorptive removal of thiophenic sulfur compounds from FCC gasoline over the specific active sites of CeHY zeolite

Zhang

Qin

et al. 2019

Journal of Energy Chemistry

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Ultra-deep adsorptive removal of thiophenic sulfur compounds from FCC gasoline over the specific active sites of CeHY zeolite

Zhang

Qin

et al. 2019

Journal of Energy Chemistry

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“…46 ). However, the sulfur removal via the hydrogenation pathway is accompanied by a significant increase in hydrogen consumption due to aromatics hydrogenation and, thus, the isomerization of DMDBT to facilitate the direct HDS (hydrogenolysis) to save hydrogen has been proposed and investigated 43,44,[48][49][50] (Fig. 3).…”

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Future Refining Catalysis - Introduction of Biomass Feedstocks

Kubička

2008

Collect. Czech. Chem. Commun.

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Refining catalysis has been developing over many years to satisfy the demand for high-quality and environmentally-acceptable automotive fuels. Biomass-derived feedstocks have been recently introduced into refineries posing thus new challenges for refining processes and catalysis. The manuscript focuses on three prominent biomass-derived feedstocks: triglycerides, bio-oils and Fischer-Tropsch products from gasified biomass. Due to high oxygen content in biomass feedstocks, deoxygenation processes play an important role in upgrading of these feedstocks. Thus, first peculiarities of deoxygenation are discussed in detail in the context of hydrotreatment processes. Different possibilities of triglycerides and bio-oils deoxygenation including their coprocessing with crude-oil-derived fractions are described. Since biomass-to-liquid processes are very important for the conversion of general biomass into liquid products, the second part deals with the aspects of biomass conversion to synthesis gas, Fischer-Tropsch synthesis and introduction of new co-catalysts.

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