The coupling reactions of methanol and long-chain alkanes(n-dodecane,n-tetradecane and n-hexadecane)over CHA-type molecular sieves were studied in a fixed bed reactor.Over SAPO-34 and SSZ-13,it was found that the indu...The coupling reactions of methanol and long-chain alkanes(n-dodecane,n-tetradecane and n-hexadecane)over CHA-type molecular sieves were studied in a fixed bed reactor.Over SAPO-34 and SSZ-13,it was found that the induction period of methanol conversion was shortened by the introduction of long-chain alkanes.However,the addition of long-chain alkanes had little influence on the product distribution.Polymethylbenzenes and the derivatives were the main retained species on spent SSZ-13 catalyst,while adamantanes were the main retained species on SAPO-34.This indicates that coking species formation was mainly related to the further transformation of long-chain alkane/methanol coupling products at acid sites of the molecular sieve.These findings provide valuable information of long chain alkanes conversion and methanol reaction behavior of induction period over small pore CHA molecular sieves.展开更多
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(21991093)。
文摘The coupling reactions of methanol and long-chain alkanes(n-dodecane,n-tetradecane and n-hexadecane)over CHA-type molecular sieves were studied in a fixed bed reactor.Over SAPO-34 and SSZ-13,it was found that the induction period of methanol conversion was shortened by the introduction of long-chain alkanes.However,the addition of long-chain alkanes had little influence on the product distribution.Polymethylbenzenes and the derivatives were the main retained species on spent SSZ-13 catalyst,while adamantanes were the main retained species on SAPO-34.This indicates that coking species formation was mainly related to the further transformation of long-chain alkane/methanol coupling products at acid sites of the molecular sieve.These findings provide valuable information of long chain alkanes conversion and methanol reaction behavior of induction period over small pore CHA molecular sieves.
