A new hydrocarbon material based on seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) sawdust: A structural promoter of cobalt catalyst for Fischer–Tropsch synthesis

Resumo

Aspects of the physicochemical properties of a hydrocarbon material based on seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) sawdust are studied. The use of a hydrocarbon material based on sea buckthorn sawdust as a structural promoter of Со/C_Hip cobalt catalyst in the reaction of CO hydrogenation is shown to require an additional cycling stage in the mode of reduction and oxidation. The resulting mean size of the Co particles is found to be 18–19 nm and is considered acceptable for the synthesis of С5+ liquid hydrocarbons.