2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcat.2005.10.010
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Partially reduced heteropolyanions for the oxidative dehydrogenation of ethane to ethylene and acetic acid at atmospheric pressure

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“…These data and conclusions are consistent with measured kinetic orders for ethane and O 2 reactants, which reflect rapid and irreversible reoxidation of vacancies involved in redox cycles, and with previous conclusion for oxidative alkane dehydrogenation on MoO x , VO x , and WO x catalysts. [18][19][20] 16 O isotopomers for all products at short contact times, and to a gradual increase in their 18 O content as bulk lattice 16 O atoms were replaced by 18 Figure 5). Thus, conclusions about the sole involvement of lattice oxygen from these experiments are not definitive, because 16 18 O 2 ) ratio becomes zero at long contact times, which reflects an excess amount of 16 O in products, presumably arising from contributions by lattice oxygen atoms.…”
Section: Scheme 2: Mars Van Krevelen Redox Cycle For Ethane Oxidationmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…These data and conclusions are consistent with measured kinetic orders for ethane and O 2 reactants, which reflect rapid and irreversible reoxidation of vacancies involved in redox cycles, and with previous conclusion for oxidative alkane dehydrogenation on MoO x , VO x , and WO x catalysts. [18][19][20] 16 O isotopomers for all products at short contact times, and to a gradual increase in their 18 O content as bulk lattice 16 O atoms were replaced by 18 Figure 5). Thus, conclusions about the sole involvement of lattice oxygen from these experiments are not definitive, because 16 18 O 2 ) ratio becomes zero at long contact times, which reflects an excess amount of 16 O in products, presumably arising from contributions by lattice oxygen atoms.…”
Section: Scheme 2: Mars Van Krevelen Redox Cycle For Ethane Oxidationmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…These 16 O/ 18 O ratios in products were initially large (>6.0), indicating that they formed predominantly using lattice O atoms, initially present as 16 O, but decreased with contact time as bulk 16 O atoms were replaced by 18 O from 18 O 2 . 16 O 18 O isotopomers were not detected, consistent with slow recombinative desorption of lattice O atoms. The involvement of bulk 16 O atoms and their appearance within initial reaction products reflect fast diffusion of oxygens between bulk and surface lattice positions.…”
Section: Irrewersible Oxygen Actiwation and Role Of Bulkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following the pioneering work of Thorsteinson et al Mo-V-Nb catalysts [27], specifically Mo 0.61 V 0.31 Nb 0.08 and variations thereof have been reported as active for the selective oxidation of ethane to ethene and acetic acid using molecular oxygen [28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38]. Indeed, a process for the direct conversion of ethane to acetic acid using molybdenum-mixed metal oxide catalysts has also been described [39,40].…”
Section: High Temperature Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En el caso de los sistemas catalíticos basados en heteropoliácidos [101,317], y muy especialmente los heteropolianiones parcialmente reducidos (HPAs de Mo-V-P intercambiados con niobio y piridina) [125,129,130,318], presentan en algunos casos productividades interesantes a productos de oxidación parcial durante la oxidación selectiva de alcanos ligeros C 2 -C 4 . Así, y aunque la selectividad al producto de oxidación parcial no es muy alta en ningún caso, con estos materiales se pueden obtener productividades interesantes a anhídrido maleico (a partir de nbutano) [125,130], a ácido acrílico (a partir de propano) [125,129], o a eteno y ácido acético (a partir de etano) [130,318].…”
Section: Conclusionesunclassified
“…Así, y aunque la selectividad al producto de oxidación parcial no es muy alta en ningún caso, con estos materiales se pueden obtener productividades interesantes a anhídrido maleico (a partir de nbutano) [125,130], a ácido acrílico (a partir de propano) [125,129], o a eteno y ácido acético (a partir de etano) [130,318].…”
Section: Conclusionesunclassified