Catalytic performance of metal-organic framework (MOF) and micro-mesoporous composites as the supports for Pt catalysts for n-heptane isomerization

Ghaderi, Z.; Peyrovi, M. H.; Parsafard, Nastaran

doi:10.1007/s13738-022-02630-8

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“… 28 Isomerization reactions mainly occurred on intermediate acid sites, which would be beneficial for the reaction. 29 The decrease in acidity of 3% MoO x -Pd/Ce-M may be due to MoO x being a positively charged atomic cluster, which could mask some of the acidic sites of the catalyst and reduce the number of acid centers in the molecular sieve. 13 Fig.…”

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Study on the preparation and n-heptane isomerization performance of MoO_x-Pd/Ce-MCM-48 catalyst

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Study on the preparation and n-heptane isomerization performance of MoO_x-Pd/Ce-MCM-48 catalyst

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From Structure to Catalysis: Advances in Metal‐Organic Frameworks‐Based Shape‐Selective Reactions

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The presence of shape‐ and size‐selective catalysts in various catalytic reactions is of paramount importance. Metal‐organic frameworks (MOFs) possess a distinctive characteristic of lacking in‐accessible dead spaces, owing to their well‐structured nature. The effective separation of active sites within MOFs is facilitated by their exceptionally high surface area, which allows for a high density of active sites per unit volume of the catalyst. In this comprehensive review article, we delve into one of the most critical and practical features of MOFs: their ability to modify and engineer the structure of these materials. This structural engineering approach enables the attainment of desired physical, chemical, and surface properties, particularly in the realm of heterogeneous catalysts. The article encompasses several key areas, including surface functionalization within MOFs, synthesis of novel enzyme‐inspired MOFs, creation of mesoporous MOFs, development of porous structures utilizing MOFs, and engineering of structural limitations in MOFs. These rapidly advancing and highly applicable topics, especially in the field of heterogeneous catalysts, are thoroughly investigated and analyzed within the purview of this comprehensive review article.

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Pt supported micro-mesoporous catalysts: synthesis, characterization and catalytic evaluation in n-heptane isomerization

Ghaderi

Peyrovi

Parsafard

2022

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Catalytic performance of metal-organic framework (MOF) and micro-mesoporous composites as the supports for Pt catalysts for n-heptane isomerization

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Study on the preparation and n-heptane isomerization performance of MoO_x-Pd/Ce-MCM-48 catalyst

Study on the preparation and n-heptane isomerization performance of MoO_x-Pd/Ce-MCM-48 catalyst

From Structure to Catalysis: Advances in Metal‐Organic Frameworks‐Based Shape‐Selective Reactions

Pt supported micro-mesoporous catalysts: synthesis, characterization and catalytic evaluation in n-heptane isomerization

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Catalytic performance of metal-organic framework (MOF) and micro-mesoporous composites as the supports for Pt catalysts for n-heptane isomerization

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Study on the preparation and n-heptane isomerization performance of MoOx-Pd/Ce-MCM-48 catalyst

Study on the preparation and n-heptane isomerization performance of MoOx-Pd/Ce-MCM-48 catalyst

From Structure to Catalysis: Advances in Metal‐Organic Frameworks‐Based Shape‐Selective Reactions

Pt supported micro-mesoporous catalysts: synthesis, characterization and catalytic evaluation in n-heptane isomerization

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Study on the preparation and n-heptane isomerization performance of MoO_x-Pd/Ce-MCM-48 catalyst

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