Patent References 3842132 Dehydrogenation process Hydrocarbon dehydrogenation Patent #: 4737595 InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 779840 filed on 01/07/1997US Classes:585/443, Using elemental O585/380, Using H acceptor585/444, Using metal oxide, sulfide, or salt585/445, Cr-, Mo-, or W-containing585/617, Using nonhydrocarbon acceptor585/621, Elemental O acceptor585/624, With metal oxide or hydroxide extraneous agent585/625, Ferrite585/626, Oxide of As, Bi, or Sb585/629, Transition metal oxide or sulfide agent585/630, Cr, Mo, or W585/631, With other transition metal585/658, Elemental O or S acceptor with extraneous nonhydrocarbon agent, e.g., catalyst, etc.585/661, Using transition metal oxide, sulfide, or salt585/662, Cr, Mo, or W585/663, With other transition metal585/943Synthesis from methane or inorganic carbon source, e.g., coal, etc.ExaminersPrimary: Caldarola, GlennAssistant: Dang, Hoang C. Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassesC07C 005/42C07C 005/09 C07C 005/327 C07C 005/333 Foreign Application Priority Data1996-01-19 DEAbstractA process for the oxidation and oxidative dehydrogenation of hydrocarbons, in particular ethylbenzene, to form corresponding oxidized or olefinically unsaturated compounds, in particular styrene, over an oxygen-conferring, oxygen-regenerable catalyst involving a working period, a time-displaced regenerating period and at least one intermediate rinsing period comprises effecting a partial regeneration during the working period by time-displaced addition of a substoichiometric amount of oxygen.Other References
Field of SearchBy dehydrogenationUsing elemental O Using metal oxide, sulfide, or salt Cr-, Mo-, or W-containing Using H acceptor Plural O-containing organic compounds Elemental O acceptor With metal oxide or hydroxide extraneous agent Ferrite Oxide of As, Bi, or Sb Transition metal oxide or sulfide agent Cr, Mo, or W With other transition metal Elemental O or S acceptor with extraneous nonhydrocarbon agent, e.g., catalyst, etc. Using transition metal oxide, sulfide, or salt Cr, Mo, or W With other transition metal Synthesis from methane or inorganic carbon source, e.g., coal, etc. |
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