Reduction method for nickel-based hydrogenation catalysts?
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Reduction method for nickel-based hydrogenation catalysts? I seek advice from all the experts here! Thank you. This post was last edited by zxh6267 on 2009-3-9 08:05.]
Nickel-based hydrogenation catalysts are typically reduced using hydrogen, and the temperature can be slowly raised to 480 °C under normal or pressurized conditions, with this temperature being maintained for 6 hours.
Nickel can be used as a catalyst and hydrazine hydrate as a reducing agent
I earnestly request information on the reduction step using nickel-containing catalysts as well as relevant precautions; I hope experts can offer their guidance! !
It’s a highly mature technology, with two processes: continuous and batch. In the batch process, a small amount of catalyst is added in several batches, while in the continuous process, the catalyst is added continuously.