Catalysis and surface characterisation
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Catalysis and surface characterisation
（Special publication / Royal Society of Chemistry, no. 114）
Royal Society of Chemistry, c1992
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"The proceedings of a Meeting of the Royal Society of Chemistry Surface Reactivity and Catalysis Group held at Dundee University on 30 March-1 April 1992." -- T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Catalysis and Surface Characterisation documents the latest research in the field within the UK and EC and focuses mainly on spectroscopic methods, although other techniques are included. The book reports many novel investigations and as such represents the state-of-the-art in catalyst characterisation. In the past three decades heterogeneous catalysis has developed from methodology largely relying upon trial and error into a science embracing diverse aspects of chemistry and physics. Central to this progress have been the advances in spectroscopic and other techniques, which have led to a better understanding of surfaces. Industrial applications have provided the major impetus for the improved understanding of catalysts that has resulted from surface characterisation; thus most of the catalysts described in this book are of current industrial importance. Catalysis and Surface Characterisation brings together in a single volume a broad cross section of the current activity in the field and is the first book to be published on the subject in the UK for some years. It is a must for researchers in both industry and academia, and will bring them up-to-date on this topic of major industrial concern.
目次
- In situe solid state NMR studies of reactions on catalysts, J.F. Haw
- high thermal stability of nickel-aluminium mixed oxides obtained from hydrotalcite-type precursors, P. Beccat, et al
- a supported copper catalyst - a combined XAS and XRD investigation during calcination, reduction, N2O decomposition and catalytic reaction, G. Sankar, et al
- lability of small rhodium particles in carbon monoxide - influences of chlorine and particle size, P. Johnston and R.W. Joyner
- the advantageous use of microwave energy in catalyst characterization, G. Bond, et al
- inelastic neutron scattering studies of catalysts - thiophene adsorbed on sulphided molybdena/alumina, P.C.H. Mitchell, et al
- the surface chemistry of ceria doped with lanthanide oxides, P.G. Harrison, et al
- FTIR identification and microcalorimetric characterization of Mo=CH2 and (-C2H4)Mo4+ complexes after cyclopropane adsorption on photoreduced Mo03/Si02 olefin metathesis catalysts, K.A. Vikulov et al
- infrared spectroscopic studies of chemisorption on metal surfaces, M.A. Chesters, et al
- thermal evolution and hydrogenation of ethylidyne on Pt (111) studies by RAIRS, G. McDougall and H. Yates
- the adsorption and reaction of formic acid on oxygen-doped silver films - an infrared study, S. Munro and R. Raval. (Part contents)
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