A Review of the Catalysts Used in Propane Ammoxidation Reaction to Produce Acrylonitrile
Pulkit Garg
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Pulkit Garg
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Abstract: Background: Various catalysts were studied to synthesize acrylonitrile via propane ammoxidation. The catalysts used for this process can be categorized as antimony-based catalysts, molybdenum-based catalysts, zeolites, nitride material catalysts, and other catalysts. The catalyst which was proved to be an efficient catalyst among all other catalysts is the mixed metal oxide catalyst MoVNbTe due to its high selectivity and yield.
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Abstract: Background: Various catalysts were studied to synthesize acrylonitrile via propane ammoxidation. The catalysts used for this process can be categorized as antimony-based catalysts, molybdenum-based catalysts, zeolites, nitride material catalysts, and other catalysts. The catalyst which was proved to be an efficient catalyst among all other catalysts is the mixed metal oxide catalyst MoVNbTe due to its high selectivity and yield.
Key concepts: Ammoxidation, Catalysis, Acrylonitrile, Propane, Selectivity, Yield (engineering), Oxide, Antimony oxide