1985
DOI: 10.1002/chin.198539024
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ChemInform Abstract: INFLUENCE OF SUPPORT ACIDITY AND CERIUM(3+) ADDITIVES ON THE REACTIVITY OF NICKEL PARTICLES HIGHLY DISPERSED ON VARIOUS OXIDE SUPPORTS

Abstract: Die katalytischen Eigenschaften von feinverteiltem Ni‐Metall auf nicht reduzierbaren oxidischen Trägern wie Zeolithen Xund Aoder SiO2 lassen sich durch die Acidität des Trägers oder durch Ce3 ‐Additive modifizieren.

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“…The respective amounts of the mixed oxide and of HPA influence also the n-hexane reaction activities. For the nickel-based mixed oxide, the optimal amount of NiCe is 30% (table 4a), which does not corresponds exactly to the higher value of DC6 obtained while for the Pd-based oxide, the best mixture is constituted of 50% of Pd 0.1 CeO (table 4b) [24]. In our reactions conditions, the main reaction products are methyl pentanes (MP) and dimethyl butanes (DMB).…”
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confidence: 79%
“…The respective amounts of the mixed oxide and of HPA influence also the n-hexane reaction activities. For the nickel-based mixed oxide, the optimal amount of NiCe is 30% (table 4a), which does not corresponds exactly to the higher value of DC6 obtained while for the Pd-based oxide, the best mixture is constituted of 50% of Pd 0.1 CeO (table 4b) [24]. In our reactions conditions, the main reaction products are methyl pentanes (MP) and dimethyl butanes (DMB).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 79%