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Selective synthesis of gasoline from syngas in near-critical phase

Ma et al., 2014

Document ID
3592649438977227882
Author
Ma T
Imai H
Suehiro Y
Chen C
Kimura T
Asaoka S
Li X
Publication year
Publication venue
Catalysis Today

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The conversion of syngas (CO+ H 2) to hydrocarbons in gasoline fraction over a hybrid catalyst composed of Cu-ZnO and Pd/ZSM-5 in a near-critical n-hexane solvent was investigated. Methanol was synthesized from syngas over Cu-ZnO; subsequently, was …
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