Abstract
It has been found that the joint aromatization of C4 and C6 alkanes proceeds during the conversion of a butane and hexane mixture on alumina-platinum catalysts. It has been shown that a necessary condition for realization of the joint aromatization is the presence of highly dispersed platinum as ionic species (Ptσ) and “hard” Lewis acid sites (Lz) of a catalyst. It has been determined that an optimum Lz/Ptσ ratio for joint conversion reaction of light alkanes is from 1 to 2.
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