Catalytic activity of binary lithium yttrium molybdate in hydrocracking reaction

Double copper(I) yttrium silver(I) yttrium, and lithium yttrium molybdates are reduced with hydrogen at 400-600°C in a hydrogen atmosphere. The polycrystalline reduction products are identified by X-ray diffraction. Binary lithium yttrium molybdate is chosen as a model compound and tested on a laboratory setup in kerosene hydrocracking at 550-580°C and at a hydrogen pressure of 101.4 kPa