Abstract
Gases from the gasification of oil shale contain CO and H2; this fact makes it possible to use them as a raw material in the synthesis of higher hydrocarbons. The possibility of obtaining a long distillate of hydrocarbons on a cobalt catalyst was demonstrated using a CO-CO2-H2-N2 model mixture of the gasification products of Leningrad shale as an example. In this case, to 83.8% selectivity for C5+ hydrocarbons with a low yield of methane (7.3%) was reached. The resulting hydrocarbons were characterized by a chain growth probability to 0.84.
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