Effect of Ruthenium on the Performance of Iron-Based Catalyst for CO Hydrogenation

Qing Jie Tang; Wen Rong Wu; Shao Fan; Bo Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.228-229.496

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Effect of Ruthenium on the Performance of Iron-Based Catalyst for CO Hydrogenation

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A series of Iron-based complex catalyst were prepared by precipitation and immersion in order to study the effect of Ruthenium on the performance of Iron-based catalyst for CO hydrogenation in FTS. The distribution of products was studied for CO hydrogenation, and the reduction action of Iron-ruthenium complex catalyst was study by TPR. The results showed that the yield of the lower hydrocarbons in the products of CO-hydrogenation could be improved obviously with Ruthenium added, and the reduction action of Iron-based catalyst could be promoted obviously.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 228-229)

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April 2011

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Qing Jie Tang, Wen Rong Wu, Shao Fan, Bo Liu

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Carbon Monoxide, Hydrogenation, Iron-Based Catalyst, Ruthenium

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