Bestimmung der Adsorptionswärme des Sauerstoffs am Fe-Mo-Katalysator mittels der chromatographischen Methode

Strnad, J.; Krivanek, M.; Jírů, P.; Nikolajenko, V.

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“…Apart from the literature discussed above, numerous papers concerning such topics as the estimation of heats of adsorption and entropy of adsorption by gas chromatography have been published (Cremer and Prior, 1951; Schay and Szekely, 1954;Toth and Graf, 1960;Carberry, 1961;Grubner, 1961b;Beebe and Emmett, 1961;Eberly, Jr., 1962;Petrova et al, 1962;Kiselev and Yashin, 1964;Eberly, 1964;Beljakova et al, 1964a,b;Piringer and Tataru, 1964; Kiselev et al, 1965a; Knozinger and Spannheimer, 1965;Spannheimer and Knozinger, 1966;Grab and Weinert, 1966; Gillespie et al, 1966;Masukawa et al, 1967;Amariglio, 19C8;Strand et al, 1968;Dimitrov et al, 1969). Excellent agreement has been found between the calorimetric method and the gas chromatographic method in the determination of heats of adsorption (Greens and Pust, 1958;Ross et al, 1962;Arita et al, 1965).…”

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Applications of Gas Chromatography in Catalysis

Choudhary¹,

Doraiswamy²

1971

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Applications ofGas Chromatography in Catalysis L. K. Doraiswamy was born on May 18, 1927, and received his MS in chemical engineering from the University of Wisconsin in 1950 and his PhD in chemical engineering from the same University in 1952. After working for a year with R. L. Carlisle Chemical and Manufacturing Company, Brooklyn, Dr. Doraiswamy joined the Chemical Engineering Division of National Chemical Laboratory at Poona, India, in 195j. At present, he is Head, Division of Chemical Engineering and Process Development. He has published about 50 papers, mostly in chemical reaction engineering and chemical engineering thermodynamics, and has been associated with the development of several processes at the National Chemical Laboratory which are now in operation in India. Vasant R. Choudhary, born Nov. 28, 19j.j, is a research fellow at the National Chemical Laboratory, Poona, India. He received his bachelor of science (1965) and master of science (1967) degrees in chemistry from the University of Poona in First Class. His fields of interest are kinetics and heterogeneous catalysis.

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