Zeoliten diskriminazioa olefinak ekoizteko CO2-aren hidrogenazioaren bitartez
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https://doi.org/10.26876/ikergazte.v.03.01Keywords:
Olefins, CO2, zeolite, hydrogenation, climate changeAbstract
Among climate change technologies, carbon capture and utilization will play a key role. In this line, olefins synthesis (value-added product used for plastics production) from CO2 is a mandatory step. In this work, the CO2 hydrogenation into olefins were assessed. Specifically, the role of the catalysts in processes with methanol as intermediate. SAPO-11, -18, -34 and HZSM-5 zeolites were analyzed, paying special attention to their structure and acidity. SAPO-34 is best suited to achieve a remarkable olefin yield and high selectivity (>75%) when used together with In2O3-ZrO2 catalysts.
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