Effect of zeolite on the activity of Ru/MnCO3 catalysts for Fischer–Tropsch reaction

Efficient and Stable Production of Long-Chain Hydrocarbons over Hydrophobic Carbon-Encapsulated TiO2-Supported Ru Catalyst in Fischer–Tropsch Synthesis

“…Figure e compares the FTS catalytic performance (i.e., Ru time yield and C 5+ selectivity) obtained from reported Ru-based catalysts. ,,− Ru/TiO 2 @C DA exhibited the superior Ru time yield of 2.67 mol CO g Ru –1 h –1 , surpassing the state-of-the-art Ru-based catalysts. Simultaneously, it showed a high C 5+ selectivity of 85.3% (See Table S6 for more detail).…”

Hierarchical polymorphic MnCO3 series induced by cobalt doping via a one-pot hydrothermal route for CO catalytic oxidation

“…Manganese carbonate (MnCO 3 ) materials have attracted the fascination of researchers because they are cheap, abundant, environmentally friendly and possess intriguing properties that are widely used in promising systems for biomedical applications, such as biosensors, bioreactors, and drug delivery devices, 19 and in other applications such as potential electrode materials for super capacitors, 20 or as catalysts for the Fischer-Tropsch reaction. 21,22 Furthermore, MnCO 3 could also be used as a typical precursor for manganese oxides, which are of considerable importance due to their potential applications in catalysis, 23,24 rechargeable batteries, [25][26][27] or as a new template to prepare various hierarchical materials. 28,29 To date, many endeavors have been devoted to investigate the inuence of the doping elements on the morphologies 17 and the corresponding improvement in the functional behavior of doped metal oxides.…”