The catalytic conversion of methane (C1) into higher hydrocarbons using n-pentane (n-C5) as co-reactant over Zn/H-ZSM-11 zeolite material was studied. The aromatics yield was very high, achieving values of over 40 mol% at 500 8C and w/f ¼ 30 g h mol ÿ1 with a C1=(C1 þ C5) molar fraction (XC1) ¼ 0.30. Contact time and time-on-stream effects on the product distribution were analyzed in detail in order to obtain information about the evolution of different species. The C1 conversion was as high as 30 mol% without CO x reaction products.
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