Solid State Chemistry in Catalysis

✍ Scribed by Robert K. Grasselli and James F. Brazdil (Eds.)

Publisher: American Chemical Society
Year: 1985
Tongue: English
Leaves: 356
Series: ACS Symposium Series 279
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Content: Catalysis by transition metal oxides / Jerzy Haber --
Active sites on molybdate surfaces, mechanistic considerations for selective oxidation, and ammoxidation of propene / Janet N. Allison and William A. Goddard, III --
Thermodynamic and structural aspects of interfacial effects in mild oxidation catalysts / Pierre Courtine --
Structural and thermodynamic basis for catalytic behavior of bismuth-cerium molybdate selective oxidation catalysts / J.F. Brazdil, R.G. Teller, R.K. Grasselli, and E. Kostiner --
Structure and activity of promoted uranium-antimony oxide catalysts / R.A. Innes, A.J. Perrotta, and H.E. Swift --
Phase relationships in the cerium-molybdenum-tellurium oxide system / J.C.J. Bart, N. Giordano, and P. Forzatti --
Molybdate and tungstate catalysts for methanol oxidation / C.J. Machiels, U. Chowdhry, W.T.A. Harrison, and A.W. Sleight --
Characterization of vanadium oxide catalysts in relation to activities and selectivities for oxidation and ammoxidation of alkylpyridines / Arne Andersson and S. Lars T. Andersson --
The synthesis and electrocatalytic properties of nonstoichiometric ruthenate pyrochlores / H.S. Horowitz, J.M. Longo, H.H. Horowitz, and J.T. Lewandowski --
Solid state chemistry of tungsten oxide supported on alumina / S. Soled, L.L. Murrell, I.E. Wachs, G.B. McVicker, L.G. Sherman, S. Chan, N.C. Dispenziere, and R.T.K. Baker --
High resolution electron microscopy : the structural chemistry of bismuth-tungsten-molybdenum oxides and bismuth-tungsten-niobium oxides / D.A. Jefferson --
Temperature-programmed decomposition of 2-propanol on the zinc-polar, nonpolar, and oxygen-polar surfaces of zinc oxide / K. Lui, S. Akhter, and H.H. Kung --
The role of solid state chemistry in catalysis by transition metal sulfides / R.R. Chianelli --
The role of promoter atoms in cobalt-molybdenum and nickel-molybdenum catalysts / H. Topsøe, N.-Y. Topsøe, O. Sørensen, R. Candia, B.S. Clausen, S. Kallesøe, E. Pedersen, and R. Nevald --
Preparation and properties of cobalt sulfide, nickel sulfide, and iron sulfide / D.M. Pasquariello, R. Kershaw, J.D. Passaretti, K. Dwight, and A. Wold --
Zeolite chemistry in catalysis / Jacques C. Vedrine --
The hydroisomerization activity of nickel-substituted mica montmorillonite clay / R.A. Van Santen, K.-H.W. Röbschläger, and C.A. Emeis --
Alkali-promoted copper-zinc oxide catalysts for low alcohol synthesis / G.A. Vedage, P.B. Himelfarb, G.W. Simmons, and K. Klier --
Water gas shift over magnetite-based catalysts : nature of active sites for adsorption and catalysis / Carl R.F. Lund, Joseph E. Kubsh, and J.A. Dumesic --
Secondary ion mass spectrometry studies of the structure and reactivity of carbon on ruthenium(001) / L.L. Lauderback and W.N. Delgass.

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