Industrial Catalysis 2006 Issue 7 In-situ synthesis of monodispersion titania nanoparticles via self-assembly of super-solubility micelles

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Industrial Catalysis
1008-1143
2006 Issue 7

In-situ synthesis of monodispersion titania nanoparticles via self-assembly of super-solubility micelles

..............page:67-69

Effects of supports on ammonia decomposition activity of bimetallic transition metal nitrides

..............page:60-66

Preparation of Pd-only automotive catalyst by electroless plating

..............page:57-59

Studies on the mechanism for selective catalytic reduction of nitrogen oxides with hydrocarbons over Co-ZSM-5 catalyst

..............page:52-56

Influence of preparation condition of the catalyst on selective catalytic reduction of NO with propylene over Cu/Al2O3

..............page:49-51

Synthesis of cyclohexanone glycol ketal over phosphotungstic acid supported on activated carbon

..............page:46-48

Study on Ru/C catalysts for hydrogenation of glucose to sorbitol

..............page:42-45

Selective hydrogenation of crotonaldehyde to crotyl alcoholon Raney copper modified by H3PMo12O40

..............page:38-41

Synthesis of n-butyl acetate catalyzed by solid S2O2-8/TiO2 superacid

..............page:35-37

Catalytic oxidation of cumene over ultrafine CuO powders

..............page:31-34

Study on the reversible poisoning of FeO-based ammonia synthesis catalyst

..............page:27-30

Low temperature aromatization of mixed C4 over SO2-4/TiO2/HZSM-5

..............page:23-26

Researches in preparation of FCC catalysts based on silica sol matrix

..............page:18-22

Effects of citric acid pretreatment of the catalyst on its behaviors for FCC dry gas alkylation with benzene

..............page:14-17

Latest researches in the catalysts and technologies for clean production of nitrobenzene

..............page:8-13

Developments in bridged metallocenes as the catalysts for olefin polymerization

..............page:1-7