Activated zeolite beta catalyst and isomerization process therefor
CA 2058735 A1 · Owner: Flanigen, Edith M. · Inventors: Skeels, Gary W.; Flanigen, Edith M.
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ACTIVATED ZEOLITE BETA CATALYST, AND ISOMERIZATION PROCESS THEREFOR" ABSTRACT, Normal paraffin hydrocarbons are isomerized to produce products containing non-normal hydrocarbons using a novel zeolite beta catalyst that has been activated in order to enhance its catalytic properties by treating at an activation temperature effective to substantially reduce the concentration of strong acid species, i.e. hydronium cations without substantially reducing theconcentration of weak acid species i.e. hydroxoaluminum cations, both of said strong acid species and weak acid species being initially present on the catalyst prior to activation. The isomerization step is preferably thereafter conducted at …
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