Article | REF: J1217 V1

Redox-Acid Bifunctional Catalysis. Applications in Refining and Petrochemicals

Author: Michel GUISNET

Publication date: February 10, 2015, Review date: September 14, 2020

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3. Effect of the physico-chemical properties of bifunctional catalysts

The hydroisomerization of long-chain n-alkanes over bifunctional Pt/H zeolite catalysts, a transformation for which the effect of the physico-chemical characteristics of the bifunctional catalysts (concentration of their redox sites and accessible proton acid sites and ratio of these concentrations, spatial organization and pore size of the zeolites, etc.) is the most precisely established, was naturally chosen.

3.1 Influence of the "balance" between hydrogenating and acid functions

The quantitative effect of this "balance" was established for the first time in the transformation of n-heptane (n-C 7 )

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