Segmenting synthesis gas prevents carbon monoxide loss and hydrogen buildup while enhancing overall production efficiency.
Silicoaluminophosphate particles with controlled Si to Al+P ratios suppress water-induced lattice expansion and prevent honeycomb unit breakage.
Noble metal additives enhance iron carbide formation in a zeolite support, boosting aromatics yield while reducing coke deposition during methane conversion.
An organotemplate-free process synthesizes TON zeolites with seed crystals, eliminating energy-intensive calcination and harmful nitrogen byproducts.
Acidic washing of oxidative regenerated catalysts removes calcium and magnesium deposits, restoring selectivity to aromatics and olefins.
Cerium silicon complex oxide forms nanometer domains to maintain high redox ability while resisting bismuth vaporization degradation.
Dication templating controls silica-to-alumina ratios and crystal morphology in SSZ-98 synthesis.
Segmenting deoxygenation from hydrogenation reduces hydrogen consumption while isomerization lowers pour points to meet ASTM standards.
A prolongated silica bound zeolite catalyst supports Group VIII metals and halides to convert hydrocarbons into aromatics.
ZSM-48 zeolite with low silica to alumina ratio and metal oxide binder dewaxes hydrocarbon feedstocks without hydrogenation components.
Elevated pressure operation with SAPO-18 extends catalyst life and increases propylene yield by reducing deactivation rates.
Alumina silicate diluent in oxychlorination catalysts raises optimal operating temperature to boost reactor productivity.
A Cu-P co-supported zeolite deposits extra-backbone copper and phosphorus atoms on small pore structures to enhance catalyst performance.
A silicoaluminophosphate molecular sieve forms through calcination of a precursor mixed with inorganic cations to yield high surface area structures.
Modified mesoporous silica supports rhenium oxide to maintain chemical stability while enabling low-temperature metathesis of long-chain hydrocarbons.
Blending MeAPO with medium pore sieves reduces coke formation and extends catalyst on-stream time.
An in-situ crystallized aluminum phosphate zeolite primer anchors the substrate while enabling hierarchical pore growth for improved mass transport.
Direct hydrothermal preparation reduces wastewater and energy consumption while enhancing SCR catalytic activity and hydrothermal stability.
Layered zeolite SSZ-32X catalysts extend longevity and maintain yield by reducing pour points without cracking waxy feedstocks.
Membrane distributor feeds reactants into a solvent-free system with TS-1 catalyst, eliminating energy-intensive solvent recycling.
Controlling silica support pore diameter resolves mass transfer limits to boost propylene yield in tungsten catalyzed olefin metathesis.