The Standard Oil Company

The Standard Oil Company (ohio)

Philip L Kuch

Daniel R Herrington

Wilfrid G Shaw

Christos Paparizos

Michael F McGuiggan

Janet M Eggett

Mary G Jevnikar

Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide are upgraded to valuable organic compounds, such as methanol, methane, propylene, and the like, by a thermochemical process comprising:

Reduction of carbon oxides with hydrogen sulfide

Hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide are produced by a process comprising contacting gaseous hydrogen sulfide with gaseous carbon monoxide in the presence of a catalytic composition containing an oxide and/or sulfide of at least one of molybdenum, tungsten, iron, chromium and vanadium in combination with at least one promoter metal, e.g. a catalyst of the formula

Process for the production of hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide from

Hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide are produced by a process comprising contacting gaseous hydrogen sulfide with gaseous carbon monoxide in the presence of a metal intercalate of graphite catalyst, e.g. cobalt Graphimet.sup.(R).

Hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide are produced by a process comprising contacting gaseous hydrogen sulfide with gaseous carbon monoxide in the presence of a precious metal promoted multi-metal oxide/sulfide catalytic composition, e.g. a catalyst of the formula:

Hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide are produced by a process comprising contracting gaseous hydrogen sulfide with gaseous carbon monoxide in the presence of a heteropolymolybdate or tungstate complex. Use of these catalysts reduce the amount of by-product carbon dioxide and methane formation and thus enhance the make of hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide.

Process for producing hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide from hydrogen

Hydrogen and carbonyl sulfide are produced by a process comprising contacting gaseous hydrogen sulfide with gaseous carbon monoxide in the presence of a metal boride, carbide, nitride and/or silicide catalyst, such as titanium carbide, vanadium boride, manganese nitride or molybdenum silicide.

Hydrogen is produced from hydrogen sulfide by a 3-step, thermochemical process comprising:

Thermochemical method for producing hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide

The present invention relates to the oxidation of monoolefins with molecular oxygen to the corresponding olefin oxides, in the liquid phase in the presence of a catalyst comprising an organo-monovalent aurous complex.

Organo-monovalent aurus complex catalysts for the manufacture of olefin

Olefinic acids and esters, such as methacrylic acid and methylmethacrylate, are prepared by contacting in the presence of molecular oxygen the corresponding saturated acid or ester, such as isobutyric acid or methylisobutyrate with the catalyst of the empirical formula:

Process for the production of olefinic acids and esters

Methacrolein oxidation catalysts

Propylene and benzene are directly reacted in a single step process for making indene by means of a liquid phase catalytic reaction using a gold complex as the catalyst.

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Philip L Kuch