Pd-Zeolite Y 촉매에서의 n-Butane의 반응

Reactions of n-Butane of Pd-Zeolite Y Catalyst

  • Chon Hakze (Department of Chemistry, The Korea Advanced Institute of Science) ;
  • Oh Seung Mo (Department of Chemistry, The Korea Advanced Institute of Science)
  • 발행 : 1979.06.30

초록

$Ca^{2+},\;La^{3+},\;NH_4^+$ 등으로 양이온을 교혼하거나, 알루미늄을 추출한 합성 zeolite Y에 팔라듐을 담지시켜, 촉매산성도 및 담지된 금속의 유효표면적을, n-butane의 분해반응에서 촉매활성과 관련지어 조사하였다. 암모니아의 TPD(Temperature Programmed Desorption) 실험에 의하면 NaY < CaY < LaY 순으로 강한 산점의 양이 많아졌으며, 알루미늄 추출로 $SiO_2/Al_2O_3$의 비가 커질 수록 전체산점의 양은 감소되었으나, 강한 산점의 양은 증가되었다. CO의 화학흡착으로 측정한 담지금속의 유효표면적은 산성도가 큰 촉매에서 비교적 컸다. n-Butane의 zeolite 촉매에서의 반응은, 촉매의 산성도와 금속성분의 유효표면적에 관계되나, 전화율이 측정한 범위내에서의 유효표면적에 비례하므로 금속성분에 의한 탈수소반응이 중요한 단계로 생각된다.

The effect of acidity and the metal surface area of the Pd loaded zeolite catalysts; prepared from $Ca^{2+}-,\;La^{3+}-,\;NH_4^+-$exchanged Y and dealuminated HY was studied for the reaction of n-butane. The amount of strong acid site determined by the temperature programmed desorption of ammonia increased in the order NaY < CaY < LaY. Total amount of acid site decreased with increasing degree of dealumination, but the portion of strong acid site increased with increasing $SiO_2/Al_2O_3$ ratio. The effective metal surface area determined by the CO adsorption technique was large for those zeolite catalysts having strong acidity. It was found that conversion of n-butane was strongly dependent on the acidity and the effective metal surface area of the catalysts. The fact that the conversion of n-butane was proportional to the effective metal surface area suggests that the dehydrogenation by metallic component is the primary step in the reaction of n-butane.

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