ArticleACS omega2026
Hydroconversion of Palm Oil-Derived Biodiesel to Biojet Fuels over NiGa and NiGaCe Catalysts Supported on Modified Beta Zeolites.
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Abstract
The transition to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) requires efficient catalytic technologies to convert oxygenated lipid-derived feedstocks into hydrocarbon fuels that comply with stringent aviation fuel specifications. Motivated by the relatively low cost of nickel (Ni)-based catalysts and their suitability for large-scale commercial applications, a series of Ni-based catalysts supported on a modified beta zeolite (m-beta) were synthesized to investigate the effects of gallium (Ga) incorporation and the addition of a cerium (Ce) promoter on hydroconversion of palm oil-derived biodiesel. Based on catalyst characterization, the incorporation of Ga improved Ni dispersion and reduced Ni particle size, while Ce further modified Ni electronic states, enhanced H
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