Catalytic processes in the presence of zeolites of increased int

Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds – Aromatic compound synthesis – By ring formation from nonring moiety – e.g. – aromatization,...

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585415, 585470, 585700, 502 71, 502 77, 502 81, 502 83, 502 85, C07C 1500, C07C 522, B01J 2906, B01J 2116

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to the treatment of crystals of ZSM-5 with mineral acid to produce ZSM-5 crystals which have an acid activity associated with the pores and channels thereof, the shape selective portion of the crystal, which is greater than the acid activity of the non-shape selective portion of the crystal or the surface of the ZSM-5 crystal, and the effect of the treated zeolite, as a catalyst component, in catalytic hydrocarbon conversions.

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