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Ni-based catalysts for the hydrotreatment of fast pyrolysis oil

Ardiyanti et al., 2016

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16711567837147656234
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Ardiyanti A
Bykova M
Khromova S
Yin W
Venderbosch R
Yakovlev V
Heeres H
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Energy & Fuels

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Catalytic hydrotreatment is an attractive technology to convert fast pyrolysis oil to stabilized oil products for co-processing in conventional crude oil refinery units. We report here the use of novel bimetallic NiCu-and NiPd-based (Picula) catalysts characterized by a high Ni …
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