Catalytic conversion process employing as catalyst, a halloysite clay activated with magnesium oxide
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1. A CATALYTIC CONVERSION PROCESS IN WHICH A HIGHBOILING HYDROCARBON IS CATALYTICALLY CRACKED IN THE PRESENCE OF A CATALYST COMPRISING ABOUT 2 TO 10 PER CENT BY WEIGHT OF MAGNESIUM OXIDE INCORPORATED ON AN ACID-ACTIVATED HALLOYSITE CRACKING CATALYST, AT A TEMPERATURE OF ABOUT 700* TO 100* F. TO YIELD A PRODUCT COMPRISING LOWER BOILING HYDROCARBONS.
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1. A CATALYTIC CONVERSION PROCESS IN WHICH A HIGHBOILING HYDROCARBON IS CATALYTICALLY CRACKED IN THE PRESENCE OF A CATALYST COMPRISING ABOUT 2 TO 10 PER CENT BY WEIGHT OF MAGNESIUM OXIDE INCORPORATED ON AN ACID-ACTIVATED HALLOYSITE CRACKING CATALYST, AT A TEMPERATURE OF ABOUT 700* TO 100* F. TO YIELD A PRODUCT COMPRISING LOWER BOILING HYDROCARBONS.
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Current AssigneeArthur C. Whitaker, William C. Offutt
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Original AssigneeArthur C. Whitaker, William C. Offutt
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InventorsOffutt, William C., Whitaker, Arthur C.
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Application NumberUS03/310,363Time in Patent Office1,321 DaysField of SearchUS Class Current208/111.25CPC Class CodesB01J 21/16 Clays or other mineral sili...C10G 11/04 Oxides
