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Request for The Preparation and Testing of Nickel Catalysts for Hydrogenation
Does someone have access to this publication and is able to upload it to here? It seems useful as it contains information about preparing nickel
catalysts for hydrogenation from nickel salts, that is what a lot of people want to make.
Here is the link:
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/j150324a011
Thanks.
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mnick12
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Ahhh if your interested in nickel and other transition metal based catalsts there are quite a few free articles on the internets, just do a google
search.
If your interested you can check my most recent attempt with such catalysts, I chose cobalt over nickel mainly because I did not have enough Ni(NO3)2.
Anyway here is the link: http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=15840#... .
It really was not as good as I had hoped it would be, it was rushed (5 days), my methods were not very good, and I was on a tight budget. However I am
currently doing research on the subject and plan on doing a much more encompassing set of experiments. I have thoroughly read and re-read just about
every US patent on the subject, and plan on testing the claims. Variations will include solid support ( dia-earth, silica gel, alumina, activated C,
etc) as well as the metal and metal %. The only bummer is I wont be able to do any of this for a few months, since my internship is over 800 miles
from my lab.
Just something to keep in mind, if your interested in preparing your own catalyst as an alternative to commericaly available ones, it is NOT going to
be cheaper. Preparing them is a bitch and the equipment has to be immaculatly clean, even the H2 has to be pure and dry which is a pain when you are
generating it yourself.
If your interested let me know I would be happy to discuss the subject further. I find the subject fascinating and see alot of potential advantages of
Ni, Co, and Cu based catalysts over the traditional Pd/C.
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azo
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if you look in the cth thread i have posted all you need there.
i don;t no what you mean! they have always seam easy to me.
but then again i have done it many times.
regards azo
[Edited on 30-6-2011 by azo]
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