Revеrse water gas shift reaction - the thermodynamic analysis and experimental data for VMGO[x] catalysts
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J. Ogonowski, E. Skrzynska
REVERSE WATER GAS SHIFT REACTION - THE THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS
AND EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR VMGOX CATALYSTS
(Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology,
Cracow University of Technology)
The results in thermodynamic analysis of the reverse water gas shift reaction were compared
with the experimental data. <...> Changes of the carbon dioxide conversion during the reaction
time were monitored chromatographically% while an alterations of physicochemicai properties of
vanadium-magnesium oxide catalysts were investigated using titrimetric and temperatureprogrammed
reduction analysis. <...> Processes of catalytic dehydrogenation of hydrocarbons
in the presence of carbon dioxide have
been intensively studied recently [1]. <...> It is known, that
introduction of an oxidizing agent into the reaction
zone allows to omit the thermodynamical limitations
of the equilibrium process in the inert gas atmosphere
(eq.l). <...> Moreover, deep oxidation of hydrocarbons,
typical for the dehydrogenation reaction with
dioxygen, does not proceed [1-3]. <...> In the one-step pathway (eq. 2) carbon dioxide acts as
a reoxidant of the catalyst surface, reduced by a hydrocarbon. <...> In the two-step pathway carbon dioxide
reacts with hydrogen (eq. 3) and shifts the alkane
equilibrium dehydrogenation (eq. 1). <...> In both cases, the
equilibrium conversion of isobutane was highest for
two-step reaction model. <...> Therefore, the catalyst active
in the reverse water gas shift reaction (eq. 3) should
improve the conversion of isobutane. <...> This paper continues our previous study and
consists of thermodynamic analysis of RWGS reaction
for different initial conditions. <...> The reverse water gas shift reaction was carried out
over several vanadium-magnesium oxide catalysts
active in the isobutane dehydrogenation reaction [5]. <...> The additional analysis (i.e., titration and temperature-programmed
reduction) allowed to observe the
changes in the physicochemical properties of VMgOx
catalysts after RWGS and to clarify which forms of
vanadium are active in the process.
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EXPERIMENTAL
Vanadium-magnesium oxide catalysts were
synthesized in such a way as to give V/Mg molar ratio
of 0.11 (20 wt% of V2O5 after calcination in static
air for 6 h). <...> The catalyst precursors were prepared in
accordance with [5] using four different techniques:
the citrate method (C), wet impregnation of magnesium
oxide (I), co-crystallization from aqueous solution
(W), and sintering the mixture of vanadium and magnesium
oxides (S <...>
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