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Ring-Reduced Dibenzothiophenes

As described in Section IV.B, dibenzothiophenes, when substituted in positions adjacent to the sulfur atom, have reduced activity for direct sulfur extraction. As a result, catalysts that promote aromatic ring hydrogenation offer another route to desulfurization, as the partially hydrogenated ring presents much less steric restrictions to adsorption via r -S type bonding (17,21) or to oxidative addition to form a metallathiabenzene intermediate, as discussed in Section IV.E.3. In addition, the metal-S coordination bond strength is increased by increasing the electron density on sulfur, and the C-S bonds in hydrothiophenes are much weaker. [Pg.457]


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