Effect of Mo loading on transesterification activities of MoO3/γ-Al2O3 catalysts prepared by conventional and slurry impregnation methods

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Jinlong Gong
Xinbin Ma
Xia Yang
Shengping Wang
Shoudong Wen
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[1] Key Laboratory for Green Chemical Technology,
[2] School of Chemical Engineering and Technology,undefined
[3] Tianjin University,undefined
[4] Key Laboratory for Green Chemical Technology,undefined
[5] School of Chemical Engineering and Technology,undefined
[6] Tianjin University,undefined
[7] Key Laboratory for Green Chemical Technology,undefined
[8] School of Chemical Engineering and Technology,undefined
[9] Tianjin University,undefined
[10] Key Laboratory for Green Chemical Technology,undefined
[11] School of Chemical Engineering and Technology,undefined
[12] Tianjin University,undefined
[13] Chengde Petroleum College,undefined
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Diphenyl carbonate; diphenyl oxalate; methyl phenyl oxalate transesterification; MoO3/?-Al2O3 catalysts; slurry impregnation;
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The effect of Mo loadings and preparation methods, slurry and conventional impregnation, on the performances of alumina-supported MoO3 catalysts in transesterification of dimethyl oxalate (DMO) with phenol was investigated. Slurry prepared MoO3/γ-Al2O3 catalyst exhibited higher activity and dispersion capacity than conventional one. Slurry MoO3/water was used instead of an ammonium heptamolybdate solution. Highly dispersed amorphous Mo catalysts were obtained, closely related to the catalytic activities without calcination, waste solutions, and calcining nitrogenous gases.
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