Tatsuaki Yashima, Osamu Iwase, Nobuyoshi Hara
Abstract
Abstract It was found that the shape-selective disproportionation of xylene effectively proceeded over the partially exchanged H-mordenite catalyst by the cations with a suitable ionic radius(ca. 0.07nm), and produced 1,2,4-trimethylbenzene in a high selectivity(84%).
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Abstract It was found that the shape-selective disproportionation of xylene effectively proceeded over the partially exchanged H-mordenite catalyst by the cations with a suitable ionic radius(ca. 0.07nm), and produced 1,2,4-trimethylbenzene in a high selectivity(84%).
Key concepts: Disproportionation, Chemistry, Mordenite, Catalysis, m-Xylene, Selectivity, Ionic radius, Inorganic chemistry