Hezrom S. Nascimento , Rharyne H.M. França , Stevie H. Lima , Ana P. Arcanjo , Elvis J. França , Aline M. Castro , Marcos L. Dias , Richard Landers , Celmy M.B.M. Barbosa , Roger Frety , Maria Fernanda Pimentel , Jose G.A. Pacheco
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Abstract
NiMnAl oxides catalysts obtained from coprecipitated precursors were used in the PET glycolysis depolymerization reaction. These precursors exhibited different phases, including LDH, hausmannite, and rhodochrosite depending on the synthesis conditions. The NiMnAl trimetallic oxides displayed higher surface area and pore diameter than MnAl bimetallic oxide. Sodium-based precipitants formed a more crystalline manganese oxide phase and a higher synthesis yield than the ammonium carbonate/ hydroxide. Catalysts containing a lesser Ni/Mn molar ratio exhibited higher activity for PET glycolysis. The presence of nickel in NiMnAl oxide improved from 49 % to 96 % the catalyst recovery after the reaction. This property relates to a strong electronic interaction between nickel and manganese and the suppressed Jahn-Teller distortion effect. The best catalyst was Ni0,22Mn0,45Al0,33-Sod, reaching 100 % PET conversion and 85 % BHET yield in the following conditions: 60 min, catalyst: PET = 0.5 %, EG: PET = 5:1. This catalyst demonstrated high performance after 5 cycles of reuse without calcination between cycles. Kinetic modeling revealed an initial shrinking core behavior changing to a pseudo-first-order model at the later stage of the reaction.
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