Promoter effect of potassium on an iron catalyst in the carbon dioxide hydrogenation reaction
The effect of the K content on a Fe catalyst for the CO2 hydrogenation was studied. Very pronounded changes in the selectivities to C2+ hydrocarbons, as well as in the oleofin ratios were observed. The addition of K favored the reoxidation of Fe during the reaction.
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2000
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