تم في هذا البحث إجراء تفاعل نزع الماء (بلمهة) من الميتانول لإنتاج ثنائي ميتيل
ايتر على سطح حفاز من أكسيد الألمنيوم المحضّر بطريقة ال Xerogel ذو مسامات
مكروية و غير متبلور و ذو سطح نوعي مرتفع m2/g 475 .
In this research a reaction of dehydration of methanol to
dimethyl ether on a microporous amorphous alumina xerogel
catalyst was studied. The catalyst possess a high surface area
(475 m2/g).
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The Xerogel alumina catalyst was prepared by sol-gel
method in non-aqueous milieu, and the aerogel alumina
catalyst was prepared in the same method but it was dried at
by supercritical conditions. These catalysts were characterized
by XRD, BET, a
In this study, we review the possibility of production both ethanol and methanol from
OMW(OMW: Olive Mill Wastewater), fermented using pathogenic bacteria and isolated
marine bacteria. The results showed that when using Salmonella sp. bacteria, the
The Arak and Wine are common alcoholic spirits in Syria. However, those spirits are often produced outside the controls of the manufacturing cycle in terms of fermentation and distillation, thus exposing the consumers to risk of methanol poisoning, w
The work could be considered as a continuous study of (XRL) X – ray luminescence - spectra of pure, and mixed Zno different AL ions, In these films and other crystals powders prepared by new developed te chnology.
We studied the pure and ZnO thin
Mineralogical
studies were made to identical the components of the catalyst, montmorillonite
and phylippsite and others were observed. The DTA diagrams indicated
characteristic indothermal and exothermal reaction. The adsorption –
desorption of N