| 209 - 219 |
Towards one-pot synthesis of menthols from citral: Modifying Supported Ionic Liquid Catalysts (SILCAs) with Lewis and Bronsted acids
Virtanen P, Karhu H, Toth G, Kordas K, Mikkola JP |
| 220 - 227 |
Comparative study of the kinetics of methane steam reforming on supported Ni and Sn/Ni alloy catalysts: The impact of the formation of Ni alloy on chemistry
Nikolla E, Schwank J, Linic S |
| 228 - 238 |
On highly active partially oxidized platinum in carbon monoxide oxidation over supported platinum catalysts
Alayon EMC, Singh J, Nachtegaal M, Harfouche M, van Bokhoven JA |
| 239 - 246 |
Hydrodechlorination of trichloroethylene on noble metal promoted Cu-hydrotalcite-derived catalysts
Barrabes N, Cornado D, Foettinger K, Dafinov A, Llorca J, Medina F, Rupprechter G |
| 247 - 257 |
Oniumsilica-immobilized-Keggin acids: Acidity and catalytic activity for ethyl tert-butyl ether synthesis and acetic acid esterification with ethanol
Kovalchuk TV, Kochkin JN, Sfihi H, Zaitsev VN, Fraissard J |
| 258 - 265 |
Template-controlled acidity and catalytic activity of ferrierite crystals
Pinar AB, Marquez-Alvarez C, Grande-Casas M, Perez-Pariente J |
| 266 - 276 |
A mechanistic explanation for selectivity in the conversion of methanol to 2,2,3-trimethylbutane (triptane): Moderate acidity allows kinetic control to operate
Hazari N, Labinger JA, Scott VJ |
| 277 - 283 |
Effect of pore size and acidity on the coke formation during ethylbenzene conversion on zeolite catalysts
Huang J, Jiang YJ, Marthala VRR, Bressel A, Frey J, Hunger M |
| 284 - 291 |
Easily recyclable polymeric ionic liquid-functionalized chiral salen Mn(III) complex for enantioselective epoxidation of styrene
Tan R, Yin DH, Yu NY, Zhao HH, Yin DL |
| 292 - 305 |
Nanofibrous gamma-Al2O3 as support for Co-based Fischer-Tropsch catalysts: Pondering the relevance of diffusional and dispersion effects on catalytic performance
Martinez A, Prieto G, Rollan J |
| 306 - 314 |
Correlation of H-2 heat of adsorption and ethylene hydrogenation activity for supported Re@Pd overlayer catalysts
Latusek MP, Spigarelli BP, Heimerl RM, Holles JH |
| 315 - 320 |
Alkene hydrogenation on metal surfaces: Why and when are Pd overlayers more efficient catalysts than bulk Pd?
Valcarcel A, Morfin F, Piccolo L |
| 321 - 327 |
Supported ionic liquid phase (SILP) catalyzed hydroformylation of 1-butene in a gradient-free loop reactor
Haumann M, Jakuttis M, Werner S, Wasserscheid P |
| 328 - 334 |
Selective hydrogenation of nitrocyclohexane to cyclohexanone oxime with H-2 on decorated Pt nanoparticles
Serna P, Lopez-Haro M, Calvino JJ, Corma A |
| 335 - 344 |
The effects of CeO2 on the activity and stability of Pt supported catalysts for methane reforming, as addressed by in situ temperature resolved XAFS and TEM analysis
Ferreira AP, Zanchet D, Araujo JCS, Liberatori JWC, Souza-Aguiar EF, Noronha FB, Bueno JMC |
| 345 - 358 |
An original growth mode of MWCNTs on alumina supported iron catalysts
Philippe R, Caussat B, Falqui A, Kihn Y, Kalck P, Bordere S, Plee D, Gaillard P, Bernard D, Serp P |
| 359 - 371 |
A general method for determining the role of spectroscopically observed species in reaction mechanisms: Analysis of coverage transients (ACT)
Gott T, Oyama ST |
| 372 - 379 |
Preparation, characterization and catalytic testing of GePt catalysts
Gyorffy N, Bakos I, Szabo S, Toth L, Wild U, Schlogl R, Paal Z |
| 380 - 389 |
A DFT study on the removal of adsorbed sulfur from a nickel(111) surface: Reducing anode poisoning
Galea NM, Lo JMH, Ziegler T |
