Microporous activated carbon catalyst for an efficient and deactivation resistive supercritical water upgrading process of sour crude oil

Mohammed, Mohammed H.; Gheni, Saba A.; Hamad, Khaleel I.; Mohammed, Awad E.; Hmood, Hassan M.; Mahomood, Marwan A.; Mohammed, Hiba R.; Abdulwahab, Zainab T.; Ahmed, Safaa M.R.; Hassan, Ahmed

doi:10.1016/j.diamond.2023.109887

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“…One common approach to developing activated carbon-based catalysts involves the use of developing biomass as a precursor [210][211][212]. Once the carbon has been obtained, it can be activated using pyrolysis in an inert atmosphere, just as mesoporous carbon is activated.…”

Section: Activated Carbonsmentioning

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A Comprehensive Review of Fine Chemical Production Using Metal-Modified and Acidic Microporous and Mesoporous Catalytic Materials

Lantos,

Kumar,

Saha

2024

Catalysts

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Fine chemicals are produced in small annual volume batch processes (often <10,000 tonnes per year), with a high associated price (usually >USD 10/kg). As a result of their usage in the production of speciality chemicals, in areas including agrochemicals, fragrances, and pharmaceuticals, the need for them will remain high for the foreseeable future. This review article assesses current methods used to produce fine chemicals with heterogeneous catalysts, including both well-established and newer experimental methods. A wide range of methods, utilising microporous and mesoporous catalysts, has been explored, including their preparation and modification before use in industry. Their potential drawbacks and benefits have been analysed, with their feasibility compared to newer, recently emerging catalysts. The field of heterogeneous catalysis for fine chemical production is a dynamic and ever-changing area of research. This deeper insight into catalytic behaviour and material properties will produce more efficient, selective, and sustainable processes in the fine chemical industry. The findings from this article will provide an excellent foundation for further exploration and a critical review in the field of fine chemical production using micro- and mesoporous heterogeneous catalysts.

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Section: Activated Carbonsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Review of Fine Chemical Production Using Metal-Modified and Acidic Microporous and Mesoporous Catalytic Materials

Lantos,

Kumar,

Saha

2024

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“…One common approach to developing activated carbon-based catalysts involves the use of developing biomass as a precursor [156][157][158]. Once the carbon has been obtained, it can be activated using pyrolysis in an inert atmosphere, just as mesoporous carbon is activated.…”

Section: Activated Carbonsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Production of fine chemicals using microporous and mesoporous heterogeneous catalysts

Lantos,

Kumar,

Saha

2024

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Fine chemicals are produced in small annual volume batch processes (often &lt;10,000 tonnes per year), with a high associated price (usually &gt; $10/kg). As a result of their usage in the production of speciality chemicals, in areas including agrochemicals, fragrances and pharmaceuticals, their necessity will remain high for the foreseeable future. This review article assesses current methods used to produce fine chemicals with heterogeneous catalysts, including both well-established methods as well as newer experimental methods. A wide range of methods utilising microporous and mesoporous catalysts has been explored, including their preparation and modification before use in industry. Their potential drawbacks, as well as benefits, have been analysed, with their feasibility compared to newer, recently emerging catalysts. The field of heterogeneous catalysis for fine chemical production is a dynamic and ever-changing area of research. This deeper insight into catalytic behaviour and material properties will produce more efficient, selective, and sustainable processes in the fine chemical industry. The findings from this article will provide an excellent foundation for further exploration and a critical review in this field of fine chemical production using micro- and mesoporous heterogeneous catalysts.

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New design of eco-friendly Catalytic Electro - Photo Desulfurization process for real diesel fuel

Humadi,

Aabid,

Mohammed

et al. 2024

Chemical Engineering Research and Design

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Microporous activated carbon catalyst for an efficient and deactivation resistive supercritical water upgrading process of sour crude oil

Cited by 7 publications

References 67 publications

A Comprehensive Review of Fine Chemical Production Using Metal-Modified and Acidic Microporous and Mesoporous Catalytic Materials

A Comprehensive Review of Fine Chemical Production Using Metal-Modified and Acidic Microporous and Mesoporous Catalytic Materials

Production of fine chemicals using microporous and mesoporous heterogeneous catalysts

New design of eco-friendly Catalytic Electro - Photo Desulfurization process for real diesel fuel

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