Abstract
The hydrogenolysis and skeletal isomerization reactions of n-hexane on Pt-black have been studied as a function of thermal pretreatments of catalysts in different atmospheres. The catalytic behavior of platinum, particularly concerning the selectivity towards the above reactions, was found to be very sensitive to the presence of hydrogen or helium in the atmosphere. The mechanistic implications of the results obtained are discussed.
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