Chapter
Tooling up heterogeneous catalysis through Fenton's chemistry. Detemplation and functionalization of micro- and mesoporous materials
pp.：
60 – 70
Molybdenum and tungsten carbides supported on mesostructured MCM-41 materials with polymeric carbon
pp.：
70 – 78
Comparison of microwave and hydrothermal approaches to the synthesis of tin-containing mesoporous molecular sieves
pp.：
78 – 86
Preparation of hollow silica-Rh, -Ir and -Rh-lr-bimetallic nanocomposites by reverse micelle technique and their unique adsorption
pp.：
86 – 94
The use of magnetron sputtering for the production of heterogeneous catalysts
pp.：
94 – 102
Preparation of carbon-supported Pd and Au-Pd catalysts via optimized adsorption of metallic complexes
pp.：
102 – 110
Supported Ionic Liquid Catalyst (SILCA) in the hydrogenation of citral
pp.：
110 – 118
Application of ordered mesoporous materials as model supports to study catalyst preparation by impregnation and drying
pp.：
118 – 126
Supported metal catalysts: some interesting new leads in an old field
pp.：
126 – 134
Metal catalysts supported on texture tailored carbon xerogels
pp.：
134 – 142
Novel nano catalysts on the base of hypercrosslinked polystyrene for carbohydrates oxidation
pp.：
142 – 150
Effect of the titania morphology on the preparation of Au/TiO2(/SiO2) catalysts
pp.：
150 – 158
Structured ceramic foams as catalyst supports for highly exothermic processes
pp.：
158 – 166
Preparation of monolithic catalysts for hydrodesulfurization
pp.：
166 – 174
Structured TiO2 based catalysts for clean water technologies
pp.：
174 – 182
Single-step synthesis of porous supported catalysts
pp.：
182 – 190
Preparation and characterization of bimetallic catalysts supported on mesoporous silica films
pp.：
190 – 198
Monitoring the preparation of (Co)Mo/AI2O3 extrudates using spatially resolved spectroscopic techniques
pp.：
198 – 210
Parameters controlling the scaling-up of a V-AI oxynitride catalyst for the ammoxidation of propane
pp.：
210 – 218
Approaching the preparation of Pd-Al2O3 catalyst systematically: one step closer to reproducible catalyst synthesis
pp.：
218 – 226
Design and preparation of controlled porous oxidic structures on metallic substrates
pp.：
226 – 234
Simple, scientific syntheses with common catalyst precursors
pp.：
234 – 242
Preparation of TiO2 using supercritical CO2 antisolvent precipitation (SAS): A support for high activity gold catalysts
pp.：
242 – 250
Clean transesterification of Beta-ketoesters catalyzed by hybrid silica sol-gel
pp.：
250 – 258
Development of tools and methods for the high-throughput preparation of commercial heterogeneous catalysts
pp.：
258 – 266
Production of catalysts with an inductive atmospheric plasma torch
pp.：
266 – 274
Investigation of the mode of interfacial deposition and the local structure of transition metal ionic species formed upon impregnation
pp.：
274 – 282
Synthesis and characterization of nanocrystal zeolite/mesoporous matrix composite material
pp.：
282 – 290
On the role of iron in preparation of mesoporous Fe-MFI zeolites via desilication
pp.：
290 – 298
Selective formation of p-xylene over single crystal-like zeolite composite
pp.：
298 – 306
Control of the basic sites strength by adjusting the active species dispersion
pp.：
306 – 314
A new approach of hydrotreating catalysts preparation by support functionalization
pp.：
314 – 322
Preparation, characterization and catalytic performances of highly dispersed supported TiO2/SiO2 catalysts in biodiesel production
pp.：
322 – 330
New synthesis method for metal phosphide hydrotreating catalysts: MoP/SiO2 and MoP/AI2O3
pp.：
330 – 338
Structural and catalytic properties of amorphous mesoporous AIPO4 materials prepared in the presence of 2,4-pentanedione and 2,5-hexanedione
pp.：
338 – 346
Mesoporous ZSM-5 synthesized by simultaneous mesostructuring and crystallisation of ZSM-5 nuclei
pp.：
346 – 354
Preparation of new type of CaSiO3 with high surface area and property as a catalyst support
pp.：
354 – 362
On the role of organic amine templates in the synthesis of AlPO molecular sieves: An experimental and computational study
pp.：
362 – 370
Secondary crystallisation of SBA-15 in the presence of TPAOH and aqueous glycerol - Influence of the water content
pp.：
370 – 378
New NiMo catalysts supported on ZrO2-modified SBA-15 materials for 4,6-dimethyldibenzothiophene hydrodesulfurization
pp.：
378 – 386
Textural and redox properties of CeO2 nanoparticles prepared by using a non-ionic surfactant
pp.：
386 – 392
Preparation of SnO2 nanocrystallites-incorporated large mesoporous silica materials in self-generated acidic environment
pp.：
392 – 400
Preparation of stable mesoporous titanium oxides nanomaterials using soluble starch
pp.：
400 – 408
Novel mesoporous cerium oxide for air purification material
pp.：
408 – 416
Size and shape control of gamma-AIOOH boehmite nanoparticles, a precursor of gamma-AI2O3 catalyst
pp.：
416 – 424
Synthesis of Pt- modified MCM-41 mesoporous molecular sieve catalysts: Influence of methods of Pt introduction in MCM-41 on physico-chemical
pp.：
424 – 432
Mesoporous ZSM-5 prepared by sequential nano-casting of MCM-41 nanospheres
pp.：
432 – 440
Noncovalent anchoring of hydride tungsten complex on mesoporous materials
pp.：
440 – 448
Facile preparation of nanostructured manganese oxides by hydrotreatment of commercial particles
pp.：
448 – 456
Mordenite seeding gels mesostructured by the non-ionic surfactant Pluronic P123
pp.：
456 – 464
Synthesis and surface reactivity of nanocomposite support Al2O3/alpha-AI2O3
pp.：
464 – 472
Preparation of Pt°/MCM-41: effect of drying on MCM-41 structure and Pt° dispersion
pp.：
472 – 480
Ag-CsOH/SiO2 bi-functional catalysts for production of methyl methacrylate from methyl propionate and methanol
pp.：
480 – 488
Optimized conditions for the preparation of Pt supported catalysts by deposition-precipitation
pp.：
488 – 496
Controlled synthesis of supported ruthenium catalysts for CO oxidation by organometallic chemical vapor deposition
pp.：
496 – 504
PdGa and Pd3Ga7: highly-selective catalysts for the acetylene partial hydrogenation
pp.：
504 – 512
Preparation and properties of Pt-Mo sulfide system supported on mesoporous silica-alumina
pp.：
512 – 520
Modification method studies for the preparation of tartaric acid-NaBr-modified nickel catalyst for the enantio-differentiating
pp.：
520 – 528
Preparation of noble metal catalysts by atomic layer deposition: FTIR studies
pp.：
528 – 536
Platinum nanoparticles incorporated in mesoporous silica SBA-15 by the deposition-precipitation method
pp.：
536 – 544
Immobilizing metal nanoparticles in porous silica through sol-gel process
pp.：
544 – 552
Pt/SiO2 catalyst preparation: high platinum dispersions by using low-temperature treatments
pp.：
552 – 560
Preparation of ultra high loading supported Pt catalyst for direct methanol fuel cell
pp.：
560 – 568
Towards more gold and less chlorine on the support during the deposition-precipitation of gold
pp.：
568 – 576
Single-phase bimetallic system for the selective oxidation of glycerol to glycerate
pp.：
576 – 584
Surfactant-mediated synthesis of Pt nanoparticles/nanoporous carbons composite
pp.：
584 – 592
Grafting of coordination compounds onto functionalized carbon supports as precursors for bimetallic Pd-Ru/C catalysts
pp.：
592 – 600
Well-defined Rh/AI2O3 catalysts selectively poisoned by Ge: A new tool to study reaction pathways
pp.：
600 – 608
Specific performance of silica-coated Pt catalyst for the competitive combustion of methane and other higher hydrocarbons
pp.：
608 – 616
Influence of the Ti precursor used for the grafting of SiO2 on the catalytic properties of Rh/Ti-SiO2 in the Partial Oxidation of Methane
pp.：
616 – 624
Preparation of PD on carbon black by deposition-precipitation: Study of the effect of the support functionalization
pp.：
624 – 632
Preparation of ruthenium supported catalysts for wet air oxidation of p-hydroxybenzoic acid
pp.：
632 – 640
PtSn/C electrocatalysts prepared by different methods for direct ethanol fuel cell
pp.：
640 – 648
Gas phase synthesis of metal oxide monolithic catalysts for hydrocarbon deep oxidation
pp.：
648 – 656
Ni thin layer catalysts for making H2 "COx free" by decomposition of natural gas in a structured multilayer reactor
pp.：
656 – 664
CrAI alloy-based cermet monolith with polymodal pore structure for partial oxidation of methane to synthesis gas
pp.：
664 – 672
Ceramic catalysts for the decomposition of H2O2 - Influence of wash-coat procedure and active phase
pp.：
672 – 680
Supported Co3O4-CeO2 monoliths: effect of preparation method and Pd-Pt promotion on the CO/CH4 oxidation activity
pp.：
680 – 688
Preparation of metal supported hexaaluminate catalyst for methane combustion
pp.：
688 – 696
Bifunctional catalytic PVA composites for the one pot synthesis of camphor from camphene
pp.：
696 – 704
Structured Pd/gamma-AI2O3 catalysts on FeCrAlloy fibers for total combustion of methane
pp.：
704 – 712
Preparation in mild conditions of photocatalytically active nanostructured TiO2 rutile
pp.：
712 – 720
Supported vanadium oxide nanoparticles: effect of preparation method, support and type of precursor on the catalytic performances in the ODH
pp.：
720 – 728
Microwaves-assisted synthesis of La1-x AgxMnO3+delta (0 ≤ x ≤ 0.2) perovskites with high surface area: Application to catalytic
pp.：
728 – 736
Origin of the dispersion limit in the preparation of Ni(Co)Mo/AI2O3 and Ni(Co)Mo/TiO2 HDS oxidic precursors
pp.：
736 – 744
Preparation of Pd/C catalysts: from the Pd-precursor solution to the final systems
pp.：
744 – 752
Large-scale synthesis and forming of xerogel catalysts
pp.：
752 – 760
Preparation of Co3O4 catalysts for direct decomposition of nitrous oxide under industrial conditions
pp.：
760 – 768
Spin-coating of mixed citrate complexes as a versatile route to prepare films of transition metal multi-element oxide model catalysts with controlled
pp.：
768 – 776
The influence of the preparation method on the catalytic properties of lanthanum-doped hematite in the ethylbenzene dehydrogenation
pp.：
776 – 784
Microwave-assisted catalysts for the CPO of methane
pp.：
784 – 792
Preparation of Mo-V-Te-Nb mixed oxides using the template route
pp.：
792 – 800
Preparation of CeO2/ZrO2 modified by MgO: Roles of MgO for upgrading redox property
pp.：
800 – 808
Preparation of V2O5/TiO2 catalyst for NH3-SCR: Controlling factor of TiO2 support for highly active catalyst
pp.：
808 – 816
Polymer-immobilized aluminium or copper tungstophosphates and tungstosilicates as new catalysts in the anisole acylation
pp.：
816 – 824
Preparation of heteropolyacid/carbon catalyst and its application to methacrolein oxidation
pp.：
824 – 832
Towards the local structure of the Co(ll), Ni(ll), Cr(VI) and W(VI) ionic species formed upon impregnation on titania
pp.：
832 – 840
Urea-matrix combustion method: a versatile tool for the preparation of HDS catalysts
pp.：
840 – 848
Catalytic properties of strontium ruthenate perovskite prepared by hot isostatic pressure method
pp.：
848 – 856
Effect of the particle size and the active phase composition in CoFe/gammaAl2O3 catalyst on the multi-walled carbon nanotube production
pp.：
856 – 864
Sol-Gel synthesis and characterizaion of Nb-Mo and Nb-Mo-V mixed oxides as potential catalysts for the selective oxidation of propane
pp.：
864 – 872
Structure control of molybdenum sulfide clusters encaged in zeolite prepared by a CVD technique
pp.：
872 – 880
Nitridation of ultrastable Y zeolite: influence of the experimental parameters
pp.：
880 – 888
An investigation into the use of seeding in the vapour phase synthesis of self-supporting zeolite ZSM-5 discs
pp.：
888 – 896
Synthesis of MTT zeolite catalysts with surface Al depletion
pp.：
896 – 904
Synthesis of zeolite ZSM-35 bulk material from aluminosilicate amorphous sinter
pp.：
904 – 912
Targeted preparation of Fe-zeolites with iron prevailing in extraframework cationic positions
pp.：
912 – 920
Preparation factors influencing the effectiveness of SAPO catalysts in n-paraffins hydroisomerization
pp.：
920 – 928
Formation of mesopores in ZSM-5 by carbon templating
pp.：
928 – 936
Catalysts for non-oxidative methane conversion
pp.：
936 – 944
Effect of nitridation on the selectivity of (gallo) alumino-phosphates for mixed aldol condensation reactions: jasminaldehyde synthesis
pp.：
944 – 952
Preparation and utilization of CaF2-Zr02 as a novel solid base for the synthesis of dimethyl carbonate from methanol and propylene carbonate
pp.：
952 – 960
Pd/AI18B4O33: Synthesis and application in the high temperature catalytic combustion of methane
pp.：
960 – 968
Effect of Fe or Cu addition on Ni/Mg-AI and Ni/MgO catalysts in the steam-reforming of methane
pp.：
968 – 976
Comparative study of the sulfur loss in the xerogel and aerogel sulfated zirconia calcined at different temperatures: effect on the n-hexane isomerization
pp.：
976 – 984
Preparation of isolated highly dispersed titanium oxides on silica by sol-gel method for photocatalytic non-oxidative direct methane coupling
pp.：
984 – 992
Shape forming of Pt/AI2O3Si sol-gel catalysts for space applications
pp.：
992 – 1000
A new citrate route for the synthesis of catalysts easy to scale-up and environmentally friendly
pp.：
1000 – 1008
Preparation of low temperature water-gas shift catalysts by flame spray pyrolysis
pp.：
1008 – 1016
Preparation of transition metal fluorides as catalysts for the environmentally sustainable HFC production
pp.：
1016 – 1024
Preparation of alkali-earth tantalum oxynitride photocatalyst worked under visible light utilized by ammonia solution of an alkali-earth metal
pp.：
1024 – 1032
Alternative supports for the catalysts preparation for low-temperature fuel cells using the Alcohol Reduction Method
pp.：
1032 – 1040
Gold catalysts supported on mixed oxides for hydrogen production
pp.：
1040 – 1048
Highly dispersed cerium and titanium oxides on silica prepared by impregnation method for photocatalytical non-oxidative direct methane coupling
pp.：
1048 – 1056
Authors index
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1056 – 1062
Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis
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1062 – 1072
Scientific Bases for the Preparation of Heterogeneous Catalysts
：Proceedings of the 9th International Symposium Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, September 10-14, 2006
( Volume 162 )
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