NEW POSSIBILITIES OF LOW-TEMPERATURE GENERATION OF ACTIVE CENTERS DURING HETEROGENEOUS-HOMOGENEOUS ACTIVATION OF PROPANE ON SILICA GEL SURFACE, MODIFIED WITH ZnO BY THE SOL-GEL AND CHEMICAL TRANSPORT REACTION METHODS

Authors

  • Tatevik O. Kamalyan National Agrarian University of Armenia
  • Petros S. Gukasyan A.B. Nalbandyan Institute of Chemical Physics, NAS RA of Armenia, Armenia
  • Samvel M. Vardapetyan Chair of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmacognosy, Institute of Pharmacy, YSU, Armenia
  • Oleg A. Kamalyan National Agrarian University of Armenia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46991/PYSU:B/2021.55.1.001

Keywords:

surface-modification, zinc-oxide, chemical transport reaction, sorbents, low temperature propane oxidation

Abstract

By the example of heterogeneous catalytic oxidation of propane the process of peroxide radicals transfer from the surface of catalysts into the reactor volume is studied. For comparison ZnO/SiO2 contacts obtained by depositing the active phase on the silica surface by sol-gel and chemical transport reaction (CTR) were used. It was established that for the case both the temperature of the radicals transfer from the surface to the volume and the value of the activation energy are lower than in the case. It was shown that the modification of the silica gel surface with zinc oxide by the CTR method is more effective as compared with the sol-gel method. It is established that in both cases the active phase of the catalyst exhibits paramagnetic properties. On the basis of the given, semi-artificial kinetic method of radical detachment, the obligatory mechanism of activation failed.

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Published

2021-04-28

How to Cite

Kamalyan, Tatevik O., Petros S. Gukasyan, Samvel M. Vardapetyan, and Oleg A. Kamalyan. 2021. “NEW POSSIBILITIES OF LOW-TEMPERATURE GENERATION OF ACTIVE CENTERS DURING HETEROGENEOUS-HOMOGENEOUS ACTIVATION OF PROPANE ON SILICA GEL SURFACE, MODIFIED WITH ZnO BY THE SOL-GEL AND CHEMICAL TRANSPORT REACTION METHODS”. Proceedings of the YSU B: Chemical and Biological Sciences 55 (1 (254):1-6. https://doi.org/10.46991/PYSU:B/2021.55.1.001.

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Chemistry

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