US PURIFIED SOIL FROM SLUDGE AS A CATALYST CARRIER

Abstract

In this article is consideredusing purified clay from oil sludge and utilize it as carrier of catalyst. Purified clay was converted to pillar structural form by polyhydrocomplexes of aluminum chloride and was used to obtain rhodium catalyst containing nickel. Storage the hydrogen in the form of methylcyclohexane was carried outby hydrogenation of toluene in liquid phase at presence of rhodium support catalystwhere as carrier is used pillar structural purified clay. The degree of using an internal surface of porous system is depended.of the size particles.

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