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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 23, 2005
Filed:
Aug. 08, 2003
Dennis Stamires, Newport Beach, CA (US);
Marieke Paulyne Renate Spee, Utrecht, NL;
Erik Jeroen Laheij, Amstelveen, NL;
Paul O'connor, Hoevelaken, NL;
Dennis Stamires, Newport Beach, CA (US);
Marieke Paulyne Renate Spee, Utrecht, NL;
Erik Jeroen Laheij, Amstelveen, NL;
Paul O'Connor, Hoevelaken, NL;
Akzo Nobel N.V., , NL;
Abstract
A method for performing a Fischer-Tropsch process using as a catalyst (precursor) an iron-containing layered material selected from the group consisting of layered materials in which iron is present in the layered structure as divalent and/or trivalent metal (group 1), iron-doped layered materials (group 2), calcined iron-doped layered materials (group 3), and calcined layered materials in which iron is present in the layered structure as divalent metal (group 4). The term 'layered material' includes anionic clays, layered hydroxy salts, cationic clays, and cationic layered materials.