Grace fluid catalytic cracking

The earliest applications of zeolites utilized the molecular sieving properties of small pore zeolites, e.g. zeolite A, in separation and purification processes such as drying and linear/branched alkane separation [33]. In 1962 Mobil Oil introduced the use of synthetic zeolite X, an FCC (fluid catalytic cracking) catalyst in oil refining. In the late sixties the W. R. Grace company introduced the "ultra-... 

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Avidan, A. A. Fluid catalytic cracking. Chapter 13 in Circulating Fluidized Beds, J. R. Grace A. A. Avidan T. M. Knowlton (Eds.) Blackie Academic and Professional London, 1997,466. 

Montgomery, J.A. Guide to Fluid Catalytic Cracking, Part One, Grace Davison, 1993. 

Guide to Fluid Catalytic Cracking—Part One, W.R. Grace and Co, 1993... 

Avidan AA. Fluid catalytic cracking. In Grace JR, Avidan AA, Knowlton TM, editors. Circulating fluidized beds. London Bladd 1997. p. 466-488. 

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