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Degnan, Thomas F.

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“…Adsorbed products following propylene-SCR of NO 2 in NaY zeolite at T=473 K At elevated temperature, organic nitro and nitrito compounds can be converted into organic isocyanate [15]. In this study, the formation of isocyanic acid and organic isocyanate on EFAL sites is observed when nanocrystalline NaY zeolite was used as the SCR catalyst.…”

Section: Co-adsorption Of No 2 and C 3 H 6 In Nay Zeolite At T=298 Kmentioning

confidence: 77%

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An FT-IR Study of NO2 Reduction in Nanocrystalline NaY Zeolite: Effect of Zeolite Crystal Size and Adsorbed Water

Larsen

Grassian

2005

Catal Lett

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Section: Co-adsorption Of No 2 and C 3 H 6 In Nay Zeolite At T=298 Kmentioning

confidence: 77%

“…For example, zeolite Y is the primary component in the industrial fluid catalytic cracking process [2]. Another important application of zeolites is emission abatement, such as in deNO x catalysis [3].…”

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An FT-IR Study of NO2 Reduction in Nanocrystalline NaY Zeolite: Effect of Zeolite Crystal Size and Adsorbed Water

Larsen

Grassian

2005

Catal Lett

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“…The benefit is double, as octane number and liquid yield increase, due to a lower gas production. Following this approach, Exxon-Mobil proposes the BTXtra process and the Benzene Reduction (MBR) process based on a ZSM-5 containing catalyst [220]. A deeper insight into catalytic reforming processes can be found in [153] and [204].…”

Section: Catalytic Reforming Of Naphthamentioning

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Inorganic molecular sieves: Preparation, modification and industrial application in catalytic processes

Martı́nez

Corma

2011

Coordination Chemistry Reviews

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“…56,57 Zeolites are aluminosilicates, which are composed of alternating AlO 4 and SiO 4 tetrahedra and possess an overall net-negative charge. In order to compensate for this charge-imbalance and to afford greater stability, charge-compensating cations (such as H + ) are utilized, which leads to the origin of strong Brønsted acid sites.…”

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Spectroscopic chemical insights leading to the design of versatile sustainable composites for enhanced marine application

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The viability of a novel sustainable polymeric composite material, based on photocurable linseed oil resin was explored, with a view to exploiting its potential in marine environments. The study focused on a UV-curable resin subjected to setting through photoinitiated cationic polymerisation. Deployment of heterogeneous solid catalysts, containing isolated Brønsted acid centres, further improved the efficiency of cationic polymerisation, leading to enhanced thermal stability and water resistance. These features are highly desirable in the design of composite resins for marine applications. A wide range of spectroscopic, calorimetric and thermogravimetric methods as well as computational simulations have been employed to study the physico-chemical characteristics of the resin and its resistance to black and grey waste, UV resistance and hygrothermal ageing. The findings have revealed that, unlike conventional epoxy resins, the ELO resin demonstrated no decrease in glass transition temperature, T g , despite having been exposed to different methods of ageing. In addition, the water molecules that are absorbed by the resin during hygrothermal ageing have been found to be structurally-bound through hydrogen bonding, which is supported by initial computational studies. The structure-property correlations that have been derived help to better understand the ageing process, which could be beneficial in predicting the lifetimes of these sustainable polymeric composite materials and consequently developing novel chemical methods for improving their durability and stability.

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Cited by 246 publications

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An FT-IR Study of NO2 Reduction in Nanocrystalline NaY Zeolite: Effect of Zeolite Crystal Size and Adsorbed Water

An FT-IR Study of NO2 Reduction in Nanocrystalline NaY Zeolite: Effect of Zeolite Crystal Size and Adsorbed Water

Inorganic molecular sieves: Preparation, modification and industrial application in catalytic processes

Spectroscopic chemical insights leading to the design of versatile sustainable composites for enhanced marine application

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