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Abstract
The influence of operative parameters on the formation of solid products in methanol conversion to hydrocarbons over amorphous silica—alumina catalysts was studied. Temperature was changed in the 330–430°C range and W/F ratios covered up to 4.65 h. The solid compounds identified were methyl-substituted aromatics: 1,2,4,5-tetramethylbenzene, pentamethylbenzene and hexa-methylbenzene, the last two being the most important ones. Solid products normally represented around 30–40% of the total amount of aromatics formed. Essentially the same behaviour was observed on a zeolitic FCC catalyst.
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