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Table 3 Allylic alcohol epoxidation with TBHP/dioxomolybdenum Mo02(acac)(L ) catalysts, where the catalysts were homogeneous or zeolite-Y-supported... [Pg.145]

Table 10 Silane oxidation with aqueous H202/zeolite-Y-supported MTO... Table 10 Silane oxidation with aqueous H202/zeolite-Y-supported MTO...
Eq. (6) with oji = 2x. A rotational isomeric state model for polyphosphate chains (2 76,187) was used to compute values of < rj >o required by Eq. (6). Comparison of the experimental values with the theoretical values, as well as with the values for the corresponding cyclic siloxanes (R(CH3)SiO)x [see Section III.(A)5] stronj y supports the contention that polyphos diate chains in sodium phosphate melts adopt random-coil conformations. Further evidence for the structure of sodium phosphate melts would come from precise data for macrocyclic concentrations in quenched sodium phosphate ring-chain equilibrates, if these became available. [Pg.69]

Zeolithe-Y-supported W2C shows metallic hydrogenation properties and can also be used as catalyst in the thiophene hydrogenation. [Pg.371]

The zeolite Y-supported, heterogeneous catalyst (54-CuHY) was also used by Hutchings et al. [61] for the enantioselective carbonyl- and imino-ene reactions. In a carbonyl-ene reaction of methylene cyclopentane with ethyl glyoxylate, the heterogeneous catalyst 54-CuHY exhibited superior enantioselectivity (93% ee) compared to the homogeneous catalyst 54-Cu(OTf)2 (57% ee) (Scheme 2.30), due to the confinement effect of the zeolite pores. [Pg.61]

The first strand of Ham s argument [11] is that y(< )) supports continuous bands of Floquet states, with wave functions of the form... [Pg.25]

Tsochantaridis, I., Hofmann, T., Joachims, T., Altun, Y. Support vector machine learning for interdependent and structured output spaces, in International Conference on Machine Learning 2004, pp. 823-30. [Pg.65]

The above analysis for CH3—CO-X molecules where X bears lone pair AO s is stron y supported by the experimental data. Specifically, the preferred conformation for the case where X = halogen is the eclipsed conformation... [Pg.83]

Catalytic wet peroxide oxidation of organic compound in wastewater streams Fe- and Cu-containing zeolites (ZSM-5 and Y supports) Successful replacement of homogeneous Fenton systems [72]... [Pg.205]

FIGURE 4.4 The reaction steps discussed for Cr, Mn, Fe, and Co embedded into a MgO (OH)y support. Step 1 comprises the oxidation of two TM-OH units to from two TM=0 moieties. The second step considered here is the intramolecular 0-0 bond formation between these two TM=0 groups. Adapted from Ref. [49]. [Pg.103]

Complementary NMR measurements, such as rises of carbon polarisation in a spin-lock experiment and determination of spin-lattice relaxation times in the rotating frame, TipC C)y support these conclusions about the correlation times of the side-ring CH and CH2 motions in the various poly(cycloalkyl methacrylates). [Pg.49]

In this paper, we report the recent results on the acidification of diatomite (Phu Yen-Vietnam) by atomic implantation aluminum and the preparation of nano-zeolite Y supported diatomite by in situ ciystallization method. [Pg.502]

Fig. 2. FE-SEM photographs of diatomite (middle), nano-zeohte Y supported diatomite (right), and corresponding surface zoom (left). Fig. 2. FE-SEM photographs of diatomite (middle), nano-zeohte Y supported diatomite (right), and corresponding surface zoom (left).
The morphology and porosity of nano-zeolite Y supported diatomite was examined by FE-SEM (Fig. 2) The pm-Hsized diatomite support consists of cylindrically shaped tubes. The tubes have large-sized free internal pores. They are additionally accessible from the surface of the tubes by large mesopores (Fig. 2, middle). It was observed that nano-zeohte Y, providing micropores, was formed on the surface of diatomite. Additionally, voids of 20-50 mu size were formed. (Fig. 2, right). The nano-zeolite Y crystal size varied from 20 to 35 mu (Fig. 2, left). This result was also confirmed by N2 adsorption/ desorption measurement. [Pg.503]

Table 1. Reaction conditions, conversion and products yields in cracking of Bach Ho residue over nano-zeolite Y supported diatomite and acidified diatomite. Table 1. Reaction conditions, conversion and products yields in cracking of Bach Ho residue over nano-zeolite Y supported diatomite and acidified diatomite.
Catalyst Name Nano Y support Diatomite Acidified diatomite... [Pg.504]


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