Catalyst demetallization and process for using demetallized cata

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – Cracking

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208 52CT, 208113, 502 32, 502516, C10G 1105

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047879688

ABSTRACT:
An improved catalyst demetallization process involves chlorinating the metal contaminated catalyst at elevated temperatures and contacting the chlorinated catalyst with a liquid aqueous composition to produce a demetallized catalyst. Improved catalytic activity is obtained utilizing a catalyst comprising at least one crystalline material capable of promoting the hydrocarbon conversion, and cooling the chlorinated catalyst prior to contact with the liquid aqueous composition. An improved hydrocarbon conversion process is also disclosed.

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