Catalytic, hollow, refractory spheres, conversions with them

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208300, 423352, 428403, 428404, 502523, 502527, 518715, 585273, 585277, 585482, 585531, 585670, B01J 2340

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048047961

ABSTRACT:
Improved, heterogeneous, refractory catalysts are in the form of gas-impervious, hollow, thin-walled spheres (10) suitable formed of a shell (12) of refractory such as alumina having a cavity (14) containing a gas at a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure. The wall material may be itself catalytic or a catalytically active material coated onto the sphere as a layer (16), suitably platinum or iron, which may be further coated with a layer (18) of activator or promoter. The density of the spheres (30) can be uniformly controlled to a preselected value within .+-.10 percent of the density of the fluid reactant such that the spheres either remain suspended or slowly fall or rise through the liquid reactant.

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patent: 4576926 (1986-03-01), Wang et al.
patent: 4701436 (1987-10-01), Wang et al.

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