Heterogeneous catalysis : principles and applications
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Heterogeneous catalysis : principles and applications
(Oxford chemistry series, 34)
Clarendon Press, 1986
2nd ed
- pbk
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Bibliography: p
Includes index
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pbk ISBN 9780198555254
内容説明
Hetrogeneous catalysis is used to produce a great variety of chemical products including fertilizers, pharmaceutical chemicals, high-octane petrol, and margarine. The reactions in these processes take place in a thin layer on the surface of solids: this book describes the chemical basis of heterogeneous catalysis and the most important industrial purposes to which it is applied. It pays special attention to the physical forms of catalysts used in industry, and to the types of reactor in which they are employed; this information is not usually found in chemistry textbooks. Its application to environmental pollution control is also discussed. This second edition is a completely revised, updated, and expanded text, covering recent developments such as Fischer-Tropsch synthesis and applications of catalysis to problems of energy supply. A new introductory treatment of the band theory of solids is also included. The book attempts to dispel the aura of magic with which catalysis is often surrounded in students' minds. Catalysis must be regarded as essentially a chemical phenomenon which operates within, and indeed because of, well-established chemical principles.
目次
- Basic principles of catalysis
- adsorption on solid surfaces
- chemisorption at metal surfaces
- chemisorption at oxide surfaces
- kinetics of catalysed reactions
- quantitative aspects of catalysis by metals
- heterogeneous catalysis: structure, preparation, and use
- catalysis in energy conversion and in the production of hydrocarbon feedstocks
- reactions on acidic solids and bifunctional catalysts: the petroleum industry
- oxidation catalysis: the petrochemical industry
- catalysis in the heavy inorganic chemicals industry
- hydrogenation of multiple bonds: the production of margarine, and the fine-chemicals industry
- catalysts in atmospheric pollution control
- prospects for the future
- Bibliography
- Index.
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ISBN 9780198555261
内容説明
Heterogeneous catalysis is used to produce a great variety of chemical products including fertilizers, pharmaceutical chemicals, high-octane petrol, and margarine. The reactions in these processes take place in a thin layer on the surface of solids: this book describes the chemical basis of heterogeneous catalysis and the most important industrial purposes to which it is applied. It pays special attention to the physical forms of catalysts used in industry, and to the types of reactor in which they are employed; this information is not usually found in chemistry textbooks. Its application to environmental pollution control is also discussed. This second edition is a completely revised, updated, and expanded text, covering recent developments such as Fischer-Tropsch synthesis and applications of catalysis to problems of energy supply. A new introductory treatment of the band theory of solids is also included. The book attempts to dispel the aura of magic with which catalysis is often surrounded in students' minds. Catalysis must be regarded as essentially a chemical phenomenon which operates within, and indeed because of, well-established chemical principles.
目次
- Basic principles of catalysis
- adsorption on solid surfaces
- chemisorption at metal surfaces
- chemisorption at oxide surfaces
- kinetics of catalysed reactions
- quantitative aspects of catalysis by metals
- heterogeneous catalysis: structure, preparation, and use
- catalysis in energy conversion and in the production of hydrocarbon feedstocks
- reactions on acidic solids and bifunctional catalysts: the petroleum industry
- oxidation catalysis: the petrochemical industry
- catalysis in the heavy inorganic chemicals industry
- hydrogenation of multiple bonds: the production of margarine, and the fine-chemicals industry
- catalysts in atmospheric pollution control
- prospects for the future
- Bibliography
- Index.
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