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• TITLE: An Introductive Study about CO2 Hydrogenation into Hydrocarbons Using Iron Catalysts

  AUTHORS: Wensheng Ning, Chunhua Chen, Tianqi Wang, Yangfu Jin, Xiezhen Yang

  KEYWORDS: CO2 Hydrogenation, Hydrocarbon Synthesis, Iron Catalyst

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Chemical Engineering and Science, Vol.7 No.1, December 21, 2016

  ABSTRACT: CO2 hydrogenation reaction was performed on precipitated iron catalysts which were promoted by Si, Zn, K and Cu. The optimum SiO2 content in the catalysts is about 15 wt% relative to Fe2O3 mass. With reaction temperature raised, CO2 conversion is increased continually, but CO and CH4 selectivity only fluctuate in a narrow range which is beneficial to the synthesis of C2+ hydrocarbons. Two kinds of catalyst filling constitution were experimentally compared in order to increase the yield of C5+ hydrocarbons.