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HDS activity of Mo and NiMo sulfided catalyst prepared by thioglycolic acid\nassisted hydrothermal synthesis.

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    0551395 - ÚCHP 2022 BG eng C - Conference Paper (international conference)
    Palcheva, R. - Kaluža, Luděk - Tyuliev, G. - Jirátová, Květa - Gulková, Daniela - Dimitrov, L. - Avdeev, G.
    HDS activity of Mo and NiMo sulfided catalyst prepared by thioglycolic acid
    assisted hydrothermal synthesis.
    Book of Abstracts. 2021, s. 53-54, č. článku AP-21. ISBN N.
    [Workshop on Size-Dependent Effect in Materials for Environmental Protection and Energy Application /3./. Pomorie (BG), 12.09.2021-15.09.2021]
    Grant - others:BAS(BG) BAS-20-1
    Institutional support: RVO:67985858
    Keywords : NiMo catalysts * hydrothermal synthesis * thioglycolic acid * HDS of thiophene
    OECD category: Physical chemistry
    http://twinteam.igic.bas.bg/sizemat/

    The hydrodesulfurization (HDS) process continuously faces strict regulations on the sulfur content in liquid fuels on one hand and diminution of available low sulfur feedstock on the other hand. Apart from more severe process conditions or major investments into plants, ever more active hydrotreating catalysts should be developed to meet the growing demand for cleaner fuels. Transition metal sulfides have been widely used as hydrotreating catalysts that are small crystallites of Mo sulfide promoted with Co or Ni supported on alumina. We have reported optimization of NiMo HDS catalysts prepared on Nb modified silica mesoporous supports by treating with thioglycolic acid (TGA) [1]. It was found that simultaneous impregnation by Ni, Mo and thioglycolic acid led to higher HDS activities than the sequential treatment of the calcined NiMo catalysts by TGA. This observation is due to formation of a complex of the Mo and/or Ni atoms with TGA.
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