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Heterogeneous catalysts derived from

Since the early 1980s there has been a steadily growing interest in molecules containing both organometallic groups and oxometallic entities, particularly since they provide molecular models for heterogeneous catalysts derived from... [Pg.200]

The synthesis of new heterogeneous catalysts derived from synthetic porphyrins is, without doubt, a profitable direction and one that will find an increasingly wide application in... [Pg.285]

The isospecific polymerisation of styrene was first reported by Natta et al. [1,2], They obtained isotactic polystyrene, employing for the polymerisation a heterogeneous catalyst derived from titanium tetrachloride and an alkylaluminium compound. [Pg.246]

Heterogeneous Catalysts Derived from Bimetallic Cluster Compounds... [Pg.92]

A heterogeneous catalyst derived from the mixed carboxylates [Mo2 Co3(CO)9CC02 4] selectively hydrogenated crotonaldehyde to crotyl alcohol, in contrast to conventional catalysts selective for the hydrogenation of the C=C double bond. " ... [Pg.629]

The heterogeneous catalyst derived from [TMBA]2[FeIr4(CO)i5] on Si02 had better alcohol selectivity in ethylene hydroformylation than [Ir4] on Si02. ° ... [Pg.645]

The thiophene desulfurization activities of [RUC02] and [RU2C0] heterogeneous catalysts derived from carbon- and 7-alumina-supported [RuCo2(/y3-S)(CO)9] and [HRu2Co(//3-S)(CO)9], respectively, were lower at 673 K than those of catalysts containing only Ru or Co. At 423 K however, this trend was reversed. ... [Pg.651]

Comparison of the hydrogenation of 1,3-cis- and 1,4-cA-pentadiene with heterogeneous catalysts derived from the trimetallic cluster [Os3Ni(/r-CuPPh3)( M-... [Pg.655]

In 1964, Bank and Bailey [2] reported the first catalytic reaction on the same substrate, using heterogeneous catalysts derived from molybdenum or tungsten hexacarbonyles supported on alumina. [Pg.229]

New Heterogeneous Catalysts Derived from Chitosan for Clean Technology Applications... [Pg.170]

The catalytic performance of 1 was examined for hydroformylation of alkyne (as a catalyst additive) and methoxycarbonylation of alkyl halide, and 1 is also used as a stoichiometric reagent for an Ni-catalyzed ketone synthesis from alkyl halide. " Heterogeneous catalysts derived from 1 are used for hydrogenation of GO and coal tar pitch, crude oil upgrading, and coal liquefaction (preparation of the pyrrhotite catalyst). An Fe-Ru-Se catalyst dispersed on a glassy carbon-supported Nafion film prepared from 1 is reported to be effective for electro-catalytic oxygen reduction. ... [Pg.260]

The importance of MOFs in heterogeneous catalyst derives from the consideration that most of the transition metal ions have catalytic activity as Lewis acids, in redox reactions and in... [Pg.14]

Waste eggshell was calcined and tested for transesterification of soybean oil to produce biodiesel in economical route. With oil to MeOH ratio of 1 9 and temperature of 65° C and 3% catalyst, it was observed that 95% biodiesel was produced in 3 h. It was observed that the waste eggshell possess high activity and reusability and can make the biodiesel process more economieal and environmental friendly [90], In another study, heterogeneous catalyst derived from snail shell for the synthesis of biodiesel was investigated for the transesterification of waste frying oil. With 1 9.6 ratio of oil to MeOH at 60° C for 8 h with 2% catalyst gave 87.28% biodiesel yield [91]. Snail shell is a novel source for catalyst and this study showed that process address environmental and economic aspects for the production of biodiesel in a sustainable way. [Pg.459]

Birla, A., Singh, B., Upadhyay, S.N., and Sharma, Y.C. Kinetics studies of synthesis of biodiesel from waste fiying oil using a heterogeneous catalyst derived from snail shell. Biores Technol 106, 95-100 (2012). [Pg.470]

Farooq, M., Ramli, A., Naeem, A., 2015. Biodiesel production from low FFA waste cooking oil using heterogeneous catalyst derived from chicken bones. Renewable Energy 76, 362—368. Available at http //www.sdencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S096014811 4007575 (accessed 06.02.15.). [Pg.154]

Tan, Y.H., AhduUah, M.O., Nolasco-Hipohto, C., 2015. The potential of waste cooking oil-based biodiesel using heterogeneous catalyst derived from various calcined eggshells coupled with an emulsification technique a review on the emission reduction and engine performance. Renewable Sustainable Energy Reviews 47, 589—603. [Pg.651]

There is now ample evidence to support the premise that heterogeneous catalysts derived from metal carbonyl clusters can display fundamentally different behaviour from that observed with conventially prepared... [Pg.91]

Finally, one can also expect some carryover from the high-technology, TF arena into the industrial biocatalysis sector. Most immediately, one can envisage efficient syntheses of lucrative pharmaceuticals based on modular, microfabricated bioreactors EP-protein assemblies for bioelectrosyntheses off-the-shelf thermostable, multicomponent heterogenous catalysts derived from supported LB/LS and SAM architectures and perhaps even solvent- and high-temperature-resistant 2D enzyme crystal assemblies for harsh operating environments. [Pg.763]


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