Hydrogenation transport phenomena

Thus, considering the transport phenomenon in a hydrogen-bonded chain in an electric held > 106 V/m, the calculation of the local held changes from the value of the applied held becomes essential if X/g > 0.01 (however, S /g -C 1). The Coulomb correlations must be accounted for at large values of the held, but are not likely to considerably change the general trend of the curve quantitative estimates of the values do (S ) and CT (S ). 

On the other hand, the transport of hydrogen across the surface from an activation centre (or phase) to another is an extensively studied phenomenon hydrogen spillover [e.g. 6,7]). To asses the potential influence of hydrogen, application of the hydrogen spillover model seems to be a suitable tool to close the explanation gap between the experimental results obtained from hydrocarbon conversion in hydrogen and nitrogen, respectively. 

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