Synthetic method for 2-butene through isomerization of 1-butene by catalyzing at room temperature
A technology of isomerization and butene, applied in the fields of isomerization to hydrocarbon production, organic chemistry, etc., can solve the problems of easy accompanying side reactions, difficult large-scale application, and high cost, achieve wide range of raw materials, reduce reaction energy consumption, simplify The effect of production equipment
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[0018] Preparation of 1% Palladium-supported SiO by Impregnation Method 2 Catalyst, calculated by loading and removing PdCl 2 solution and diluted to impregnation volume, adding SiO 2 Post-stirring, sonication to make it evenly mixed, aging overnight and drying at 100°C. After washing and drying at 300 °C with H 2 Reduction in the atmosphere for 3h, palladium-loaded SiO can be prepared 2 catalyst. Marked as Pd / SiO 2 (IMP). Then the structural characterization and catalytic performance evaluation were carried out.
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[0020] Preparation of palladium-supported SiO with a total loading of 1% by colloidal immobilization method 2 Catalyst, calculated by loading and removing PdCl 2 solution and diluted to impregnation, NaBH was added dropwise with vigorous stirring 4 , followed by addition of SiO 2 Stir continuously for 3 hours, and then dry overnight at 100°C after suction filtration and washing to prepare palladium-supported SiO 2 catalyst. Marked as Pd / SiO 2 (SIT). Then the structural characterization and catalytic performance evaluation were carried out.
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[0022] A Pd-loaded KIT-6 catalyst with a loading capacity of 1% was prepared according to the method of Example 1, except that the carrier selected was KIT-6 molecular sieve, and the obtained catalyst was marked as Pd / KIT-6 (IMP). Then the structural characterization and catalytic performance evaluation were carried out.
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