1948
DOI: 10.1021/ac60015a005
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Evaluation of Catalysts for Catalytic Cracking

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“…According to Funasáka and Horikawa (87), the decomposition of cetane occurs more effectively with alumina gel than with silica gel, the former producing more aromatic compounds. Aromatic compounds are also formed with active charcoal.…”
Section: Catalytic Cracking Chemical Conceptsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to Funasáka and Horikawa (87), the decomposition of cetane occurs more effectively with alumina gel than with silica gel, the former producing more aromatic compounds. Aromatic compounds are also formed with active charcoal.…”
Section: Catalytic Cracking Chemical Conceptsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A thorough discussion of methods for evaluating cracking catalysts is given by Rescorla, Ottenweller, and Freeman (87). The authors describe surface area measurements including potassium hydroxide adsorption, nitrogen adsorption, and aromatic adsorption, the adsorption data being roughly indicative of catalytic activity.…”
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“…The speed of catalyst evaluation has always been influenced by the necessary minimum amount of catalyst needed for testing its performance. The early work on cracking catalyst evaluation used 200 cc (Rescorla et al, 1948) of sample and long reaction times (2 hr) to obtain sufficient product for characterization and octane number determination by the available analytical techniques. In so doing, the data on conversion and product selectivity always reflected the combined effect of two variables, namely, the time-dependent intrinsic catalytic activity and catalyst fouling.…”
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“…treating will become even more useful; these naphthas usually contain larger amounts of sulfur and nitrogen compounds that are more difficult to remove (7,3).…”
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