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Chromium/silica catalyst polymerization over

This concept was first mathematically developed by Clark and Bailey according to an exponential distribution of active centres with respect to adsorption energy. The Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism for adsorption and reaction was found to fit experimental results (ethylene polymerization over chromium oxide-silica-alumina catalyst) more closely than the Rideal mechanism. [Pg.114]

Groeneveld C, Wittgen PPMM, van Kersbergen AM, et al Hydrogenation of olefins and polymerization of ethene over chromium oxide/silica catalysts. I. Preparation and structure of the catalyst, J Catal 59(2) 153—167, 1979. [Pg.184]

The original recipe involved the aqueous impregnation of chromic acid on silica, although nowadays less-poisonous chromium(III) salts are used. Over the years, a family of Phillips-type catalysts has emerged producing no less than 50 different types of polyethylene, and this versatility is the reason for the commercial success of the Phillips ethylene polymerization process. The properties of the desired polymer product can be tailored by varying parameters such as calcination temperature, polymerization temperature and pressure, by adding titania as... [Pg.284]

Low-pressure Processes. Three processes for the polymerization of ethylene have recently been developed. The commercial process of the Phillips Petroleum Company for the polymerization of ethylene is carried out at relatively low pressures (100-500 psi) in either fixed-bed or slurry-type operations. The catalyst consists of 2-3 weight per cent chromium as oxide on silica alumina, and the reaction temperature varies from 90— 180°C. In fixed-bed operation, purified ethylene and hydrocarbon solvent streams are passed downflow, liquid phase over the catalsrst bpd. Solvent and polymer are collected, and the solvent is flashed overhead. Unreacted gases are removed from the solvent, taken overhead, and metered the solvent is recycled to the reactor. The solvent and polymer in the first receiver are cooled to room temperature to precipitate the polymer, which is then filtered and dried in a vacuum oven. In the slurry-type operation (indicated in Fig. 15-33 by a proposed flow diagram), solvent and a small... [Pg.993]


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