High dispersed Mo2C/AC for gas-phase catalytic direct deoxygenation during lignin pyrolysis

Jiajun Yu; Wujin Xu; Mingxun Zeng; Kai Wu; Wei Jin; Leilei Dai; Shurong Wang; Huiyan Zhang

doi:10.1039/d6gc01475e

January 1, 2026Green Chemistry

High dispersed Mo2C/AC for gas-phase catalytic direct deoxygenation during lignin pyrolysis

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The research aims to enhance the production of aromatic hydrocarbons from lignin pyrolysis by improving catalytic processes.
Utilized high dispersed Mo2C/AC as a catalyst in gas-phase pyrolysis.
Focused on selective cleavage of lignin C-O bonds and minimizing polycondensation.
Analyzed catalytic performance under varying conditions.
Demonstrated effective C-O bond cleavage, leading to increased production of aromatic hydrocarbons.
Achieved a significant decrease in intermediate polycondensation during pyrolysis.
Results indicate enhanced selectivity for aromatic products compared to traditional methods.

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Investigates catalytic deoxygenation of lignin to enhance renewable hydrocarbon yield.

Abstract

Lignin pyrolysis can efficiently produce renewable aromatic hydrocarbons, but the selective cleavage of lignin C-O bonds and the inhibition of intermediate polycondensation in solvent-free systems remain significant challenges. This work...

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High dispersed Mo2C/AC for gas-phase catalytic direct deoxygenation during lignin pyrolysis

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High dispersed Mo2C/AC for gas-phase catalytic direct deoxygenation during lignin pyrolysis

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