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Catalysis, membranes

D. Eng, and M. Stoukides, Catalytic and Electrocatalytic Methane Oxidation with Solid Oxide Membranes, Catalysis Reviews - Science and Engineering 33, 375-412 (1991). [Pg.108]

Growing interest in membrane catalysis has been stimulated by industry s dual desires to attain high selectivities and overcome thermodynamic constraints. [Pg.83]

METALLODENDRITIC CATALYSTS AND MEMBRANE CATALYSIS CATALYST RECOVERY... [Pg.507]

La2Cu04, Sr2Cu04. As we show in chapter 6, when a perovskite forms a composite or intergrowth with other structures, new compounds of interest in catalysis can be formed (such as in high-temperature superconducting copper oxides) and EM is used to determine the structures and properties of these complex compounds. The merits of using perovskites in steam reforming, membrane catalysis and fuel cells are discussed in chapter 6. [Pg.17]

There is a special case in which both conjugated reactions proceed at the maximal rate and, hence, chemical interference is observed in a specific manner, which is realized in the membrane catalysis of mitochondrial energetic process. [Pg.43]

Conjugated Chemical Reaction Morphology and Membrane Catalysis in Mitochondrial Proton Transfer... [Pg.45]

As follows from this scheme, secondary reaction (oxidative phosphorylation) products are formed first due to the membrane catalysis effect after bound water dissociation to H+ and OH only the primary reaction (respiration) product—the water molecule—is formed with the help of H+ ions. Thus, the maximum yield of primary reaction products is observed only in the case of the maximum yield of the secondary reaction. [Pg.87]

The system operates in the membrane catalysis mode. Therefore, as shown in the scheme, the parallel reaction does not run by the first pathway, but implements the consecutive means of water molecule formation in the respiration process. [Pg.87]

Coronas, J. and Santamaria, J. (1999) Catalytic reactors based on porous ceramic membranes. Catalysis Today, 51, 377—389. [Pg.307]

J.N. Armor, Membrane Catalysis Where is it Now, What Needs to be Done , Catal. Today, 25 199-207 (1995). [Pg.10]

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