Catalytic cracking process with Y zeolite catalyst comprising si

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

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208113, 208119, 208121, C10G 1100, C10G 1102

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ABSTRACT:
A catalytic cracking catalyst and catalytic cracking process for cracking the 650.degree. F.+ portion in a heavy feed to lighter products. The catalytic cracking catalyst contains a Y zeolite in a silica binder that is substantially free of catalytically active alumina. The silica binder contains silica gel as a component.

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