Abstract:
The present invention describes a generic methodology to formulate a composite solid useful for catalyzing variety of reactions, the present invention in particular relates to a heterogeneous catalyst as a formulation constituting a solid support having deposited thereon a catalytically active material, which is practically insoluble in variety of liquid media, the said insoluble material is constructed from secondary building blocks derived from suitable organometallic active components and the organometallic active component is molecularly modified so as to introduce two or more negatively charged functional groups, these molecularly modified organometallic components upon interaction with salts of Ca2null, Sr2null and Ba2null, provide practically insoluble solid material and the invention further ascertains various ways of formulating organometallic active material on a solid support as a solid catalyst, the methodology is suitable for preparation of wide variety of catalysts having applications in catalyzing diverse reactions in polar and nonpolar reaction media as and the overall integrity of the formulation as a solid material in a liquid phase provides easy catalyst and product separation.
Abstract:
A catalyst for adsorbing oxides of nitrogen from the exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine, comprising an alkaline earth active catalyst site, and a transition metal oxide having a surface area of at least about 75 m2/g.
Abstract:
In a formulation comprising titanium dioxide as a photocatalyst and an amphoteric metal oxide (alumina or the like) or a basic metal oxide (barium oxide, strontium oxide or the like) as a material having a base point, when a nitrogen oxide (nitrogen monoxide) comes into contact with or approaches titanium dioxide, upon exposed to light, the carbon monoxide is oxidized to nitrogen dioxide (gas) by hydroxy radicals as an active oxygen species produced by titanium dioxide. As is apparent from the molecular structure, nitrogen dioxide is an acidic gas, alumina is an amphoteric metal oxide, and barium oxide and strontium oxide are a basic metal oxide. The oxygen atom thereof serves as a base point to an acid gas. Therefore, nitrogen dioxide is attracted and chemically bonded to the oxygen atom, held on the metal oxide, and kept close to titanium dioxide as the photocatalyst.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a catalyst on support for the selective oxidation of sulfur-containing compounds to elemental sulfur, comprising at least one catalytically active material that is present on a support material, wherein the catalytically active material consists at least partly of a mixed oxide with an oxidic lattice, in which at least two metals in the form of ions are included.
Abstract:
A process for production of conductive catalyst particles, a process for production of a catalyst electrode capable of gas diffusion, an apparatus for production of conductive catalyst particles, and a vibrating apparatus. The process can effectively and uniformly coat the particles of a conductive powder with a catalytic substance.
Abstract:
A catalyst carrier having a circular cell honeycomb structure formed from a plurality of cell passages whose inner surfaces are substantially circular and are coated with a catalyst for oxidizing and/or deoxidizing exhaust gas of a vehicle, wherein the circular-cross-section cells are integrally formed with the catalyst carrier by extrusion. The catalyst carrier allows the catalyst layer to be uniformly coated on the inner surface of the cell while reducing the amount of catalyst consisting of precious metals, and the cell-density can be increased by minimizing the height between the centers of the cells vertically disposed.
Abstract:
Honeycomb bodies, especially those used in an exhaust system of an internal combustion engine, contain a housing and a metal matrix with an average starting diameter. The matrix is connected to the housing, whereby at least one contraction limiter that causes an outward directed tensile stress in at least one part of the matrix is provided. The average starting diameter of the matrix is reduced by 5%, preferably by a maximum of 2%, during and/or after being subjected to thermal stress.
Abstract:
Provided is a catalyst for adding a glycidyl ether to an active hydrogen-containing organic compound, comprising a complex oxide of magnesium and at least one element other than magnesium selected from the group consisting of the elements in the third period and the fourth period in the periodic table. Also provided is a process for producing a glycidyl ether adduct, which comprises subjecting an active hydrogen-containing organic compound and a glycidyl ether to an addition reaction in the presence of the above-mentioned catalyst. In the addition reaction between the active hydrogen-containing organic compound and the glycidyl ether, use of the catalyst of the present invention enables inhibition of an excess addition reaction of the glycidyl ether which is a successive reaction, and a mono- or di-(alkyl, alkenyl or phenyl) ether product in which one or two glycidyl ethers are added is selectively produced by adjusting the mole ratio of the active hydrogen-containing organic compound to the glycidyl ether to a specific range. Accordingly, the mono- or di-(alkyl, alkenyl or phenyl) ether product can be obtained at a high productivity with a high purity.
Abstract:
The invention provides a monolithic catalyst support for hydrogenation and hydrotreating and in particular for selective hydrogenation of pyrolysis gasoline. The monolithic catalyst includes (i) a multicellular monolith body, preferably having a honeycomb structure, most preferably a honeycomb structure made of cordierite, the honeycomb structure having an inlet end, an outlet end, and a multiplicity of mutually adjoining cells extending along the length of the body from the inlet end to the outlet end, the cells being separated from one another by porous walls, and, (ii) a coating consisting of theta alumina synthesized in situ on the multicellular monolith body. The in situ theta alumina is strongly bonded with the multicellular monolith body and comprises at least 50% by weight of the washcoat layer, and preferably greater than 90% by weight.
Abstract:
In a catalyst body using a direct support, this invention provides a ceramic catalyst body capable of adjusting catalyst performance in accordance with intended objects such as prevention of deactivation of a main catalyst component when an sub catalyst component is used, or improvement of initial purification performance. When both main catalyst component and sub catalyst component are supported on a ceramic support capable of directly supporting the catalyst components, the invention first supports a catalyst metal as a main catalyst such as Pt, for example, and then supports the sub catalyst such as CeO2 on the main catalyst. The main catalyst is thus prevented from being involved in the grain growth of the sub catalyst, and becomes a catalyst body that does not easily undergo thermal deactivation. The ceramic support uses cordierite, a part of the constituent elements of which are replaced, so that the replacing elements so introduced can directly support the catalyst components. The bonding strength of the catalyst components can thus be improved and the thermal durability of the catalyst can also be improved.