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Characterization Of The Hydrogenation Products Of Bix (phenylethynyl) Benzene (DEB) Getter Using Combined GC/FTIR/MS, FT-Raman, and ATR Spectroscopies (U)
Document Type
Conference
Author
Source
Conference: ICAVs-6 Conference, Sonoma County, CA, June 9-12, 2011
Subject
08 HYDROGEN AROMATICS
BENZENE
CARBON
CATALYSTS
CORROSION
GETTERS
HYDROGEN
HYDROGENATION
PALLADIUM
PELLETS
POROSITY
REACTION KINETICS
SAFETY
Language
English
Abstract
Organic hydrogen getters are utilized to minimize hydrogen accumulation in sealed systems where such build up could produce either a safety problem from pressure build up or corrosion problem due the hydriding of metals contained in the sealed vessel. DEB (1,4 bis (phenyl ethynyl) benzene) is a hydrogen getter that is based on the palladium catalyzed hydrogenation of triple bonds to single bonds in aromatic aryl compound. DEB is a getter mixed with 25% carbon and 1% Pd and pressed into pellets with some porosity. The reaction mechanisms are complex involving solid state reactions with a heterogeneous catalyst leading to the many intermediates.