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Benzene-selective hydrogenation to cyclohexene over supported ruthenium boride catalysts prepared by a novel method

Zheng Liu, Songhai Xie, Bo Liu, Jing‐Fa Deng

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Abstract

Supported amorphous ruthenium boride catalysts, prepared by a novel method that does not require any modifiers in the reaction system, are able to convert benzene to cyclohexene with high yields when the partial hydrogenation of benzene is carried out in the liquid phase.

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Supported amorphous ruthenium boride catalysts, prepared by a novel method that does not require any modifiers in the reaction system, are able to convert benzene to cyclohexene with high yields when the partial hydrogenation of benzene is carried out in the liquid phase.

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Supported amorphous ruthenium boride catalysts, prepared by a novel method that does not require any modifiers in the reaction system, are able to convert benzene to cyclohexene with high yields when the partial hydrogenation of benzene is carried out in the liquid phase.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Cyclohexene, Benzene, Ruthenium, Boride, Catalysis, Amorphous solid, Organic chemistry

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