Titania supported on silica as an efficient catalyst for deep oxidative desulfurization of a model fuel with exceptionally diluted H2O2
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C. G. Piscopo, J. Tochtermann, M. Schwarzer, D. Boskovic, R. Maggi, G. Maestri, S. Loebbecke
Deep oxidative desulfurization has been carried out, achieving the production of a model fuel with minimal sulphur content (0–15 ppm). This desulfurization process has been developed in continuous flow, using a titanium supported heterogeneous catalyst and exceptionally low hydrogen peroxide concentration (0.77% w/w).
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