Catalytic hydrogen-donor liquefaction process

Mineral oils: processes and products – Products and compositions – Lubricating oils

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252425, C10G 106, B01J 3700

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ABSTRACT:
Coal or a similar solid carbonaceous feed material is converted into lower molecular weight liquid hydrocarbons by contacting the feed material with a hydrogen-donor solvent containing above about 0.6 weight percent donatable hydrogen and molecular hydrogen in a liquefaction zone or a series of two or more liquefaction zones under liquefaction conditions in the presence of an added carbon-alkali metal catalyst comprising a carbon-alkali metal reaction product prepared by heating an intimate mixture of carbonaceous solids and an alkali metal constituent to a temperature above about 800.degree. F. in a reaction zone external to the liquefaction zone.

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