Hydrocarbon Catalytic Reactivity of Supported Nanometallic Particles

Hydrocarbon Catalytic Reactivity of Supported Nanometallic Particles [Pg.529]

The patterns of behavior in catalysis by metals were mainly focused on hydrogenation of unsaturated hydrocarbons and deuterium exchange reactions. These reactions were performed in static systems. Evaporated metal films were widely used for these reactions but the problem was to get reproducible metal surfaces, in other words to have clean metal catalysts [2, 3]. [Pg.529]

The first reactions performed with inert alumina supported platinum in a flow reactor were done by the group of Gault [4] in 1963. Studies directed to understanding the mechanism of isomerization of hexanes on platinum catalysts started with [Pg.529]

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Influence of the Mean Metallic Partide Sizes in Catalytic Reactions [Pg.530]

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