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The transformation of n-decane was carried out on bifunctional Pt-HBEA catalysts obtained either by exchange of the HBEA zeolite with Pt, or by mixing various amounts of the HBEA zeolite with a Pt-impregnated alumina. Pt-exchanged HBEA was the most selective catalyst for n-decane isomerisation, which can be explained by a better proximity between acidic and hydrogenating sites and by a fast desorption of monobranched isomers through the small crystallites of the HBEA zeolite.
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Soualah, A., Lemberton, JL., Chater, M. et al. Hydroisomerization of n-decane over bifunctional Pt-HBEA zeolite. Effect of the proximity between the acidic and hydrogenating sites. React Kinet Catal Lett 91, 307–313 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11144-007-5107-3
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