Characterization by temperature programmed techniques of spent and acid treated vanadium catalysts

David Charry, I; Maria Gonzalez, L; Montes de Correa, C

HERO ID

1731471

Reference Type

Journal Article

Year

2011

HERO ID 1731471
In Press No
Year 2011
Title Characterization by temperature programmed techniques of spent and acid treated vanadium catalysts
Authors David Charry, I; Maria Gonzalez, L; Montes de Correa, C
Journal Revista Facultad de Ingeniería Universidad de Antioquia
Issue 57
Page Numbers 31-37
Abstract Spent samples of V(2)O(5)/SiO(2)-gamma Al(2)O(3) catalyst used for H(2)SO(4) production were acid treated to recover vanadium. Fresh, spent, and acid treated samples were characterized by temperature-programmed techniques: TPR-H(2), TPO-O(2), TPD-NH(3) and, TGA-DTA in order to determine the effect of deactivating species on vanadium recovery. DRX and UV-Vis techniques were used to confirm several signals from the temperature-programmed profiles. The results suggest that vanadium sulfovanadates and oxides in treated samples strongly interact with the support making it difficult to get more than 86% vanadium recovery.
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Keyword V(2)O(5) catalyst; catalyst deactivation; vanadium recovery; sulfovanadate species; temperature-programmed techniques