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Volume : III, Issue : IV, May - 2013

FTIR SPECTRA OF ADSORBED PYRIDINE OVER HIGH SILICA USY ,TI-USY AND FE-TI-USY ZEOLITE AND ALKYLATION OF O-TOLUIDINE OVER THEM.

K.U.GORE

Published By : Laxmi Book Publication

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Alkylated aromatic amines are industrially very important. Ortho alkylated amines are used as intermedites for producing dyes , insecticides, resins , Stabilizers,rubber processing chemicals and as a liquid fuel in missiles. The usefulness of the zeolite due to its modified stural changes can be tested by studing the change in its role as a catylist in carrying out the chemical reactions as compared to its original sample. zeolite- Y due to its 3D pore structure is the single largest Zeolite used in different industries even today. zeolites are stabilized at higher temperature and in hydrothermal condition to increase its stability and usefulness under various reaction conditions. The synthesized zeolite is modified and made ultra-stable. The Synthesized Na-Y zeolite is obtained in pure and highly crystalline form as a original sample. It was ion exchanged to convert into NH4-Y form by reflux method by using Ammonium Nitrate solution then filtered and washed with deionized hot water several times to remove any traces of NO3,then the sample is dried and calcined at 5000C,The process are repeated three times to convert it in to highly crystalline low silica H-Y zeolite. The sample H-Y zeolite prepared is used for stabilization by treating carefully under controlled hydrothermal conditions at 550OC for 4h and then gradually cooling at the rate of 2oC/min. finally ion exchanged to obtain the product. as per above procedure of exchange. By using this as a mother sample, It was further treated carefully under controlled hydrothermal conditions at 700OC for 4h and finally at 850 OC for 4h and repeating the above procedure for every sample at each temperature in succession carefully, one after the other, to obtain the final product-USY-550-700- 850. This high silica H-USY-550-700-850 sample was used for encapsulation of Ti and Fe in the zeollites and are modified to Ti-USY and Fe-Ti USY productsby using Ti and Fe sources respectively. These samples are,. used for FTIR Spectra of adsorbed pyridine to study the type of acidity produced on the sample prepared and are finally used for the reaction study of Alkylation of O-toludine by methanol at different temperatures all these samples prepared are used for alkylation of methanol.

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K.U.GORE, (2013). FTIR SPECTRA OF ADSORBED PYRIDINE OVER HIGH SILICA USY ,TI-USY AND FE-TI-USY ZEOLITE AND ALKYLATION OF O-TOLUIDINE OVER THEM.. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. III, Issue. IV, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/2363.pdf

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