Oxidação de ciclohexano em fase gasosa catalisada por argilas pilarizadas com ferro e cromo
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Argilas pilarizadas formadas pela intercalação de óxidos de metais de transição, capazes de prevenir o colapso da estrutura, constituem materiais micro- e mesoporosos com diferentes atividades catalíticas e estabilidades. Argilas pilarizadas com cromo e com ferro foram utilizadas como catalisadores em reações de oxidação do cicloexano em fase gasosa. Os resultados indicam que os catalisadores são ativos e seletivos na produção de cicloexanona e cicloexanol. Entretanto, especial atenção deve ser dada à acidez superficial dos sólidos, responsável pela formação de cicloexeno no meio reacional, com conseqüente redução dos produtos de interesse.
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