Sách Hydrotreating Technology For Pollution Control - Catalysts, Catalysis And Proces

We have included papers on the theoretical basis for activity and selectivity
of hydrotreating catalysts, experimental measurement of catalyst activity and
selectivity of hydrotreating reactions in model and real feeds, new catalytic
materials, structural models of hydrotreating catalysts and their characterization, reaction mechanism and pathways, and biological processing of hydrocarbon feeds. The material is presented in the hope that it will stimulate interdisciplinary research efforts to further understand and tailor hydrotreating catalysts for the growing demandsf or more efficient hydrotreating processes and catalysts, leading to cleaner transportation fuels.

Content:

1. A Unified Theoryo f Periodic and PromotionE ffects in Transition
Metal Sulfide Hydrodesulfurization Catalysts
Timo S. Smit and Keith H. Johnson
2. A Review of Some Specific Phases as Possible Active Hydrotreating Constituents
H. D. Simpson
3. Catalytic Sites and Heterolytic Reaction Mechanisms in Hydrotreating Catalysis
S. Kasztelan
4. Microstructural Characterization of Molybdenum Disulfide and Tungsten Disulfide Catalysts 47
M. Del Valle, M. J. YriAez, M. Avalos-Borja, and S. Fuentes
5. STM and AFM Studies of Transition Metal Chalcogenides
S. P. Kelty, A.F. Ruppert, R. R. Chianelli, J. Ren, and M.-H. Whangbo
6. HREM Characterization of MoS2, MoS2:Co, and MoS2:Fe
A. Vcizquez-Zavala and M. Josk Yacamrin
7. On the Identification of "Co-Sulfide" Species in Sulfided Supported CO and CoMo Catalysts
M. W. J. Crajk, V. H. J. de Beer, J. A. R. van Veen, and A. M. van der Kraan
8. Properties of MoS2-Based Hydrotreating Catalysts Modified by Electron Donor or Electron Acceptor Additives (P, Na, CS, F)
R Hubaut, 0. Poulet, S. Kasztelan, E, Payen, and J. Grimblot
9. Modeling HDS Catalysis with Sulfido Bimetallic Clusters
M. David Curtis
10. Evidence for H2S as Active Species int he Mechanism of Thiopene
Hydrodesulfirization
J. Leglise, J. van Gestel, andJ.-C. Duchet
1 1. Role of the Sulfiding Rocedure on Activity and Dispersion of Nickel Catalysts
J. P. Janssens, A. D. van Langeveld, R L. C. Bonn&, C. M. Lok, and J. A. Moulijn
12. Ruthenium Sulfide Based Catalysts
Michkle Brqsse, Christophe Geantet, Michel Lacroix, Jean Louis Porfefaix, and Michel Vrinat
13. Comparison of Sulfided CoMo Al203 and NiMo/Al2O3 Catalysts in Hydrodesulfurization oGf as Oil Fractions and Model Compounds
Xiaoliang Ma, Kinya Sakanishi, Takaaki Isoda, anIsda o Mochida
14. Competitive Coversion of Nitrogen and Sulfur Compounds in Naphtha with Transition Metal Sulfide Catalysts
Shuh-Jeng Liaw, Ajoy Raje, Rongguang Lin. and Burtron H. Davis
15. The Effect of Additives and Impregnation Stabilizers on Hydrodesulfirization Activity
E. P. Dai and L. D. Neff
16. Molten Salt Preparation of Mixed Transition Metals on Zirconia:
Application to Hydrotreating Reactions
P. Afanasiev, C. Geantet, M. Breysse, and T. des Courieres
17. The Role of Hydrogen in the Hydrogenation and Hydrogenolysis of
Aniline on the Nickel Single Crystal Surfaces: Its Implication on the Mechanisms of HDN Reactions
Sean X Huang, Daniel A. Fischer, and John L. Gland
18. Hydrodenitrogenation of Carbazole on an Alumina-Supported
Molybdenum Nitride Catalyst
Masatoshi Nagai, Toshihiro Miyao, and Shinzo Omi
19. Aromatics Hydrogenation over Alumina Supported MO and NiMo
Hydrotreating Catalysts
N. Marchal, D. Guillaume, S. Mignard, and S. Kasztelan
20. Applications of Pillared and Delaminated Interlayered Clays as Supports for Hydrotreating Catalysts
M. F. Wilson, .l.-P. Charland, E. Yamaguchi, and T. Suzuki
21. Catalytic Hydrotreating with Pillared Synthetic Clays
Ramesh K. Sharma and EdwinS . Olson
22. Residual Oil Hydrotreating Catalyst Rejuvenation by Leaching of Foulkant Metals: Effect of Metal Leaching on Catalyst Characteristics
and Performance
A. Stanislaus, M. Maraj?, and M. Absi-Halabi
23. Characterization of Coke on Spent Resid Catalyst from Ebullating
Bed Service and its Effect on Activity
Per Zeuthen, Barry H. Cooper, Fred Clark, and David Arters
24. Microbial Removal of Organic Sulfur from Fuels: A Review of
Past and Present Approaches
Matthew J. Grossman