Abstract:
A PROCESS FOR DEHYDROGENATING PROPANE TO PROVIDE HIGHER SELECTIVITY TO PROPYLENE BY INCORPORATING INTO THE PROPANE STREAM DURING DEHYDROGENATION FROM ABOUT 2 TO ABOUT 40 WEIGHT PERCENT OF H2S OR A COMPOUND WHICH PRODUCES H2S IN SITU.
Abstract:
NORBORNENE AND ALKYL SUBSTITUTED NORBORNENES ARE MADE BY CONDENSING OLEFINS SUCH AS ETHYLENE, PROPYLENE, ETC. WITH DICYCLOPENTADIENE IN THE VAPOR PHASE IN A PRESSURIZED REACTOR. THE USE OF A SUBSTANTIAL EXCESS OF OLEFIN AND THE USE OF CONDITIONS USCH THAT THE PRODUCTS AND THE REACTANTS ARE IN THE VAPOR PHASE SUBSTANTIALLY ELIMINATES BY-PRODUCTS.
Abstract:
Process for the hydrogenation of heavy hydrocarbon residues boiling in the range from about 220* F to about 650*F and containing up to 10 percent by weight of tars and gums wherein the hydrocarbon is mixed with hydrogen, passed through a hydrogenation zone under a pressure of 100-1,000 psig, a temperature of 100*C to 200*C, and in the presence of a supported platinum or palladium catalyst and cooled. The hydrogenated product is then distilled to produce a high grade gasoline blend stock as the overhead and the bottoms are useful as a fuel oil.