C - Chemistry – Metallurgy – 01 – B
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C - Chemistry, Metallurgy
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Patent
CA 1123412
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Novel crystalline ferro silicates characterized in that a) they are thermally stable up to temperatures above 600 C; b) after dehydration in vacuo at 400°C they are capable of adsorbing more than 3 %w water at 25°C and saturated water vapour pressure; and c) in the dehydrated form they have the following overall composition, in terms of moles of the oxides: (1.0 ? 0.3)(R)2/nO. [a Fe2O3. b A12O3 . c Ga2O3]. y (d SiO2. e GeO2), where R = one or more monovalent or bivalent cations; a ? 0.1; b ?O; c ?O; a + b + c = 1; y ?10; d ?0.1; e ?O; d + e = 1; and n is the valency of R, their preparation and use especially as adsorbing and extracting agents, as drying agent as ion exchanger and as catalyst or cata- lyst carrier for various catalytic processes, in particular for the ca lytic preparation of aromatic hydrocarbons.
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Kouwenhoven Herman W.
Stork Willem H.j.
Shell Canada Limited
Smart & Biggar
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