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Journal of Microwave Power
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Microwave Heating in the
Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidation of Benzene on Ziolite
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M. T. Radolu, D. 2000 35 2 86-91 |
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Abstract In this paper benzene
hydroxylation with hydrogen peroxide (H202) in the
presence of the titan silicates-zeolites was
studied. The initial catalyst, HZSM-5 zeolite type
was treated to obtain both cobalt- and titan-silicates- zeolite.
These improved catalysts were also used far oxidation. To obtain reaction
temperature heating was made by conventional techniques and by microwave
treatment. From this research it was concluded that reaction temperature is a
very important parameter to keep a proper equilibrium between the
decomposition rate of hydrogen peroxide and the oxidation rate of aromatic
compound. It was also so found that microwaves affect the reaction
selectivity. Key Words: Benzene hydroxylation,
hydrogen peroxide oxidation, titan-silicates, zeolites,
microwave effect |
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