Tianxi Cai
Dalian University of Technology
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Catalysis Today | 1999
Tianxi Cai
Abstract NiSO4/γ-Al2O3 shows very high catalytic activity in alkene oligomerization with good selectivity for dimers. Its acidity plays a very important role in the catalytic behavior. However, it is the acid site with an acid strength of H0≤−3.0 that is related to the oligomerization of alkenes. Comparatively strong acidity is produced through the interaction of sulfate anions and γ-Al2O3 during calcination. Ni(II) is partially reduced to Ni(I) by reacting with ethene and propene at ambient temperature or evacuation at high temperatures. Dimerization of ethene can be considered as coordination catalysis at active sites of Ni(I), while oligomerization of propene proceeds via dual catalysis due to both coordination catalysis and acid catalysis. But-1-ene is catalytically oligomerized via mainly acid catalysis. Thus, it can be concluded that as the number of carbon atoms of the alkenes increases, the mechanism of oligomerization of the alkene over the catalyst shifts from coordination catalysis to acid catalysis.
Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters | 2003
Baijun Liu; Tianxi Cai
RCo-based catalysts were modified with Keggin type heteropolyacid salts, including alkali, alkaline earth and transition metal salts. The selective hydrogenation of crotonaldehyde was investigated over these catalysts. The selectivities to crotyl alcohol can be improved on all modified catalysts. Among them, the catalyst modified with copper salts of 12-molybdophosphates shows the best performance in improving the selectivity.
Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters | 2002
Yingjun Wang; Xinping Wang; Song-Hai Chai; Tianxi Cai
The dynamics of n-heptane isomerization on the reduced MoO3 catalyst have been studied in a fixed bed flow reactor. In the reaction temperature ranging from 523 to 673 K, the apparent energy for n-heptane isomerization obtained from the Arrhenius plot was 49.3 kJ/mol. At 573 K, the reaction orders of 0.33 in n-heptane and 0.35 in H2 have been obtained.
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science | 2006
Fuping Tian; Weicheng Wu; Zongxuan Jiang; Changhai Liang; Yongxing Yang; Pinliang Ying; Xiuping Sun; Tianxi Cai; Can Li
Catalysis Today | 2004
Xinping Wang; Can Li; Yingjun Wang; Tianxi Cai
Archive | 2008
Min Ji; Tianxi Cai; Min He; Xiuyuan Li; Youjia Zhang; Fuping Tian
Catalysis Today | 2001
Tianxi Cai; Min He; Xianzhe Shi; Xinping Wang; Dongxiu Han; Lianhai Lü
Chinese Journal of Catalysis | 2005
Fuping Tian; Zongxuan Jiang; Changhai Liang; Yongxue Li; Tianxi Cai; Can Li
Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters | 2005
Lijuan Shang; Min Ji; Tianxi Cai; Weijun Shan; Min He; Shan Jiang
Chinese Journal of Catalysis | 2005
Fuping Tian; Weicheng Wu; Zongxuan Jiang; Yan Yang; Tianxi Cai; Can Li