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titleOfInvention Method of producing catalyst for steam conversion of carbon monoxide
abstract SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION: The CT product is obtained by mixing the basic copper carbonate salt with zinc oxide and chromic anhydride and / or aluminum hydroxide, the resulting suspension is mixed with a binder mass of peptized oxide and aluminum hydroxide and a stabilizing additive, with the binder mass calculated on the dry matter. taking in the amount of 36-50% by weight of the composition, the resulting catalytic composition — a suspension — is applied to a highly porous cellular material, dried and calcined. The stabilizing additive is potassium or calcium aluminate in an amount of 3-6 wt.% Of the binding mass, the carrier is aluminous or quartz porcelain or cordierite. Characteristic: increase in the activity and thermal stability of QD with a decrease in bulk density and flow resistance. 3 tab.
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