P. Courtine et E. Bordes, MODE OF ARRANGEMENT OF COMPONENTS IN MIXED VANADIA CATALYST AND ITS BEARING FOR OXIDATION CATALYSIS, Applied catalysis. A, General, 157(1-2), 1997, pp. 45-65
Vanadium oxide or V-containing systems are extensively used as compone
nts of various catalysts used in mild oxidation, ammoxidation and dehy
drogenation of hydrocarbons and other organic compounds. The discussed
examples are the definite phases (V-P-O, butene and butane oxidations
), supported bulk and monolayers (V-Ti-O, o-xylene oxidation), and mix
ed oxides (V-Mo-Nb-O, ethane oxidation). The common structural feature
s are commented. Heteropolyacids, which can be stabilized either on st
ructurally related heteropolysalts or on silica doped with potassium,
are also considered as they contain similar molecular sites. The model
of coherent interfaces, proposed to explain the synergic effects exhi
bited by most of these catalysts, is discussed and compared with conce
pts of other authors.