James J Spivey 
Catalysis 
Volume 12

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Tabela de Conteúdo

Front matter; Preface; Contents; Structure of active sites of Cu-Zno catalysts and selective formation of relevant precursors; Property and catalysis of aluminophosphate- based molecular sieves; Fischer-Tropsch synthesis. Mechanism studies using isotopes; Catalyst materials for high-temperature combustion; Vapor phase condensation reactions using formaldehyde or methanol; Electrochemical activation of catalysis: In situ controlled promotion of catalyst surfaces; Electrosorption studies in electrocatalysis; Applications of electron spin resonance spectroscopy to catalysis in direct coal liquefaction; Theoretical study of some conditions’ effects on catalytic reaction;

Sobre o autor

Professor Spivey is the Mc Laurin Shivers Professor of Chemical Engineering at Louisiana State University and Director of the DOE Energy Frontier Research Center at LSU. Professor Spivey’s research interests include the application of the principles of heterogeneous catalysis to catalytic combustion, control of sulfur and nitrogen oxides from combustion processes, acid/base catalysis (e.g., for condensation reactions), hydrocarbon synthesis, and the study of catalyst deactivation.