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Copyright Page
Page iv
Preface
Page vii
The Chemistry of Ruthenium in Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 1-13
J.H. Lunsford
EPR Studies of Co(II)-bis(Dimethylglyoximato)-Complexes and their Oxygen Adducts in a Zeolite X Matrix Original Research Article
Pages 15-21
C.J. Winscom, W. Lubitz, H. Diegruber, R. Möseler
In-Situ UV/VIS-Microscopespectrophotometry of Reactions of CO2+- Complexes within Single Crystals of Faujasite-Type Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 23-32
H. Diegrubek, P.J. Plath
Mossbauer Spectroscopic Studies of Ferrous Ion Exchange in Zeolite A Original Research Article
Pages 33-44
L.V.C. Rees
Metal Inclusion Complexes of Zeolitea Original Research Article
Pages 45-52
N. Petranović, R. Dimitrijevic
Quantum Chemical Study of the Properties Of Fe, Co, Ni and Cr Ion- Exchanged Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 53-59
S. Beran, P. Jírů
Cationic Rhodium Complexes and Rhodium Metal Aggregates in Zeolite Y Original Research Article
Pages 61-69
H. Van Brabant, R.A. Schoonheydt, J. Pelgrims
Mechanisms of Formation and Stabilization of Metals in the Pore Structure of Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 71-85
P.A. Jacobs
Reflectance Spectroscopic Study of Ag+, Ag* and Ag Clusters in Zeolites of the Faujasite-Type Original Research Article
Pages 87-93
L.R. Gellens, R.A. Schoonheydt
Chemical Evidence for Charged Clusters in Silver Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 95-102
Hermann K. Beyer, Peter A. Jacobs
Uv/Vis Transmission Spectroscopy of Silver Zeolites. I. Dehydration and Rehydration of AgA and Agx Original Research Article
Pages 103-109
H.G. Karge
Adsorption and Decomposition of Iron Pentacarbonyl on Y Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 111-121
Th. Bein, P.A. Jacobs, F. Schmidt
Stabilization and Characterization of Metal Aggregates in Zeolites. Catalytic Properties in CO + H2 Conversion. Original Research Article
Pages 123-135
D. Ballivet-Tkatchenko, G. Coudurier, Nguyen Duc Chau
Influence of Controlled Structural Changes on the Catalytic Properties of Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 137-141
P. Jírů
Behaviour of Fe Species in Zeolite Structure Original Research Article
Pages 143-150
B. Wichterlová, L. Kubelková, J. Nováková, P. Jírů
To the Differences in Properties of Ni Metal Particles and Cr Cations in Stabilized and Nonstabilized Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 151-158
V. Patzelová, Z. Tvarůžková, K. Mach, A. Zukal
Incorporation of Volatile Metal Compounds into Zeolitic Frameworks Original Research Article
Pages 159-165
P. Pejes, I. Kiricsi, I. Hannus
Characterization of Metal Aggregates in Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 167-177
P. Gallezot, G. Bergeret
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Xenon Adsorbed on Metal-Nay Zeolites (Size Of Metal Particles and Chemisorption). Original Research Article
Pages 179-189
J. Fraissard, T. Ito, L.C. De Menorval, M.A. Springuel-Huet
Characterization of Metal Aggregates in Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 191-204
F. Schmidt
Electron Microscopical Analysis of Monodispersed N1 and Pd in A Faujasite X Matrix Original Research Article
Pages 205-212
D. Exner, N.I. Jaeger, K. Höller, R. Nowak, H. Schrübbers, G. Schulz-Ekloff, P. Ryder
Investigations of the Aggregation State of Metals in Zeolites by Magnetic Methods Original Research Article
Pages 213-219
W. Romanowski
Dielectric Properties of X-Type Zeolites Containing Small Metallic Nickel Particles Original Research Article
Pages 221-227
J.C. Carru, D. Delafosse
Modification of Chemisorptive and Catalytic Properties of Ni° Highly Dispersed on Zeolites of Various Composition. Original Research Article
Pages 229-234
G.N. Sauvion, M.F. Guilleux, J.F. Tempere, D. Delafosse
Nickel in Mordenites–Formation and Activity of Metallic complexes, Clusters and Particles Original Research Article
Pages 235-243
E.D. Garbowski, C. Mirodatos, M. Primet
Dispersion of Nickel and Ruthenium in Zeolites L, Y, and Mordenite Original Research Article
Pages 245-252
S. Narayanan
Effect of the Reaction Medium on the Metal Microstructure of Nickel-Zeolite Catalysts Original Research Article
Pages 253-260
N.P. Davidova, M.L. Valcheva, D.M. Shopov
Activities and Selectivities of Reduced Nicax Faujasites in the Carbon Monoxide Hydrogenation Reaction Original Research Article
Pages 261-266
H. Schrobbers, G. Schulz-Ekloff, G. Wildeboer
Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis on Polyfunctional Manganese/Iron–pentasil Zeolite Catalysts Original Research Article
Pages 267-274
K. Moller, W.-D. Deckwer, M. Ralek
Oxidation of Ethylene on Silver-Loaded Natural Zeolites Original Research Article
Pages 275-282
G. Bagnasco, P. Ciambelli, E. Czaran, J. Papp, G. Russo
Author Index
Page 283
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