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Disclosed is method for restoring catalytic activity to a hydroprocessing
catalyst that has become spent due to its use or to the deposition of
carbon thereon. The method includes a carbon reduction step whereby
carbon is removed from the spent hydroprocessing catalyst in a controlled
manner to within a specifically defined concentration range. Following
the carbon removal step, the resulting catalyst, having a reduced
concentration of carbon, is subjected to a chelation treatment whereby
the resulting carbon-reduced catalyst is contacted with a chelating agent
and aged for a time period necessary for realizing the benefit from the
controlled carbon reduction step. In a preferred embodiment, the catalyst
resulting from the chelation treatment is subjected to a sulfurization
treatment involving the incorporation of elemental sulfur therein and
contacting therewith an olefin.
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< Low molecular weight induced condensing agents
< Shear thinning ethylene/.alpha.-olefin interpolymers and their preparation
> Loop type reactor for polymerization
> Carrier, a process for preparing the carrier, an olefin epoxidation catalyst, a process for preparing the catalyst, and a process for the production of an olefin oxide, A 1,2-diol, A 1,2-diol ether, or an alkanolamine
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