نتایج جستجو برای: oxidative coupling of methane

تعداد نتایج: 21200565  

2000
S. J. KORF J. A. ROOS L. J. VELTMAN J. G. VAN OMMEN J. R. H. ROSS

It has been found that it is possible to improve the activity and stability for the oxidative coupling of methane of a Li/MgO catalyst by the addition of small amounts of the oxides of various transition and rare earth metals. A number of these additives, e.g. SnOZ, TiOz, Dy,O, and Tb407, caused little or no difference in the selectivity to C, products achieved with the resultant catalyst while...

2001
G. C. Hoogendam a K. Seshan

A series of zirconia doped Li/MgO catalysts with a fixed amount of zirconia and varying concentrations of lithium was used for the oxidative coupling of methane. It was found that an increase in lithium concentration resulted in a decrease in initial activity, while the selectivity was not affected. The life-time of Zr doped Li/MgO catalysts with a fixed concentration of ZrOz is a function of t...

2018

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2001
Kerry M. Dooley

A series of potassium/calcium/nickel oxides were tested for the oxidative coupling of methane (OCM) at 843-943 K and water addition to the feed at O-65 mol-%. The K/Ni ratios varied from 0.0-0.6 and Ca/Ni from 0.0-11; catalysts with no nickel were also tested. At least 10% water in the feed and temperatures lower than ca. 940 K were necessary to keep nickel-containing catalysts from converting ...

Journal: :Chemical communications 2015
A Vamvakeros S D M Jacques V Middelkoop M Di Michiel C K Egan I Z Ismagilov G B M Vaughan F Gallucci M van Sint Annaland P R Shearing R J Cernik A M Beale

We report the results from an operando XRD-CT study of a working catalytic membrane reactor for the oxidative coupling of methane. These results reveal the importance of the evolving solid state chemistry during catalytic reaction, particularly the chemical interaction between the catalyst and the oxygen transport membrane.

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