An inverse effect of hydroxyl nest concentration on cobalt dispersion for propane dehydrogenation

Key Points

• An inverse effect was observed, indicating that increased hydroxyl nest concentration decreases cobalt dispersion.
• Cobalt dispersion was notably reduced at higher hydroxyl nest concentrations, showing a significant correlation.
• Observational analysis highlights the relationship between hydroxyl nest concentration and cobalt dispersion in propane dehydrogenation.
• These findings suggest potential optimization strategies for catalytic performance in hydrocarbon processing.