Experimental Study on Unsupported Nano-MoS2 Catalyst for Deep Desulfurization Fuel Oil

Yu Qin Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.739.16

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Experimental Study on Unsupported Nano-MoS₂ Catalyst for Deep Desulfurization Fuel Oil

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Five kinds of unsupported MoS₂ hydrodesulfurization catalysts and the precursor of MoS₂ catalyst, nanosized MoO₃, were synthesized by a novel hydrothermal reduction method. The influence of temperature, concentration of reactants and pH values on the growth morphology of MoS₂ was systematically investigated. The MoS₂ fibers showed lots of defects and they were easily bended, which increased the number of active sites on the catalyst and easily met the requirements of hydrotreating ultra-desulfurization of fuel oil.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 739)

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Yu Qin Zhu

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Hydrothermal Reduction, Hydrotreating Desulfurization, Unsupported MoS₂ Catalyst

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