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Cobalt-based hydrogenation catalysis

2012-07-03View Original

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Is cobalt, or cobalt oxide, used as a hydrogenation catalyst? Are there any things to be mindful of regarding this type of reaction? What are the general conditions for hydrogenation reactions?
Reply #22012-07-04
Alloy catalysts are generally used; no single metal is employed. Attention should be paid to sulfidation as well as the sulfur content in the recycled hydrogen. If the sulfur content is low, sulfur should be added promptly
Reply #32012-07-04
The reaction conditions for hydrogenation include the following: system pressure, space velocity, temperature, catalyst activity, and the properties of the feed materials. Among these, system pressure refers primarily to the hydrogen partial pressure

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