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Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia

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OP-1-11BIOMASS’ PRODUCTS TREATMENT INTO HYDROCARBONS ANDHYDROGEN-CONTAINING GAS OVER NANOSIZED CATALYSTSAND MEMBRANE-CATALYTIC SYSTEMSTsodikov M.V. 1 , Chistyakov A.V. 1 , Gekhman A.E. 2 , Moiseev I.I. 21 A.V. Topchiev <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> Petrochemical Synthesis, <strong>RAS</strong>, Moscow,tsodikov@ips.ac.ru2 N.S. Kurnakov <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> General and Inorganic Chemistry, <strong>RAS</strong>, MoscowResults <strong>of</strong> the present paper relate to research <strong>of</strong> catalytic and membranecatalyticprocesses based on alcohols, methane and carbon dioxide feed that allowobtaining fuel compounds and petrochemical substrates.Nanosized catalysts that possess high activity and selectivity in new reactions <strong>of</strong>alkanes and olefins formation from bioalcohols were prepared with using <strong>of</strong>heterometallic alkoxide and acetic precursors containing metals <strong>of</strong> II, VI-VIII groups.It was shown the possibility <strong>of</strong> selectivity adjustment in one-step process directed onbranched alkanes, olefins and alkane – olefin fractions formation. With use <strong>of</strong> kineticand structural methods the genesis <strong>of</strong> applied catalysts was characterized andpossible routes <strong>of</strong> studied reactions were found.New approaches to high rate dry and vapor-phase reforming <strong>of</strong> bio-products leadto hydrogen-containing gas formation over membrane-catalytic systems modifiedwith nanosized active components were developed.Principal possibility <strong>of</strong> high effective cellulose conversion over nanosizedcatalysts impregnated directly on the substrate surface was demonstrated.On the basis <strong>of</strong> developed approaches principal scheme was proposed thatdemonstrated the possibility to obtain a wide range <strong>of</strong> industrial important processesbased on renewable raw materials.Acknowledgements:Authors kindly thanks: Pr<strong>of</strong>. Vargaftik M.N., Dr. Kozitsina N.Yu (IGIC <strong>RAS</strong>) andPr<strong>of</strong>. Drobot D.V. (Lomonosov M.V. MSAFCT), RFBR and <strong>RAS</strong> for financial support.35

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