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Abstract
A study was made of the mechanism of formation of catalysts; a special feature of this mechanism is the interaction of components (calcium aluminates and basic carbonates of cobalt and magnesium); the carrier with a developed surface and the active component distributed on this surface are formed during this process. Catalysts show maximum selectivity in synthesis of liquid hydrocarbons from CO and H/sub 2/ with a degree of reduction of the metal of 65-84% and a dispersion (according to chemisorption of CO) of 6 x 10/sup -3/ - 10 x 10/sup -3/. Maximum yield of liquid hydrocarbons (114.1 g/nm/sup 3/) was obtained in the pressure of a system of 33Co-3MgO-64 talum treated with hydrogen at 550/sup 0/C.
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