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Vanadium Catalysts of the Deacon Process - Catalytic oxidation of hydrogen chloride into molecular chlorine

Anglais, Allemand · Livre de poche

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Chlorine is an important reactant in industrial synthesis of organic polymers and solvents. This halogen also serves an important role in the promising processes of chlorine metallurgy. Hydrogen chloride is a common by-product in these processes, and recovery of chlorine from this waste is an important problem. The most attractive approach to this problem is catalytic oxidation of hydrogen chloride by oxygen (known as the Deacon process) since it allows to decrease electrical energy consumption by an order of magnitude, compared to electrolytic methods commonly used for this waste material processing. This book presents a study of hydrogen chloride oxidation over catalysts based on vanadium(V) oxide, use of which for said purpose is practically unresearched. Activity and stability of the studied catalysts considerably exceed the corresponding results given in any published data. The maximum obtained productivity values are greater than those of all known Deacon reaction catalysts, except for ruthenium catalysts. This book also contains a literature review regarding the prominent industrial and experimental methods of chlorine production.

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Nikolay Tarabanko, Ph.D.: Graduated from Chemistry Department of Siberian Federal University in 2007. Defended Ph.D. dissertation on the subject "Oxidation of Hydrogen Chloride into Molecular Chlorine over Vanadium Catalysts" in 2010. Currently works as Junior Researcher at Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Technology SB RAS, Krasnoyarsk, Russia

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Auteurs Nikola Tarabanko, Nikolay Tarabanko, Valery Tarabanko
Edition LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Langues Anglais, Allemand
Format d'édition Livre de poche
Sortie 02.08.2011
 
EAN 9783845418520
ISBN 978-3-8454-1852-0
Pages 104
Catégorie Sciences naturelles, médecine, informatique, technique > Chimie > Chimie théorique

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