ChemInform Abstract: THERMAL BEHAVIOR OF GERMANIUM BIS(MONOHYDROGENPHOSPHATE) MONOHYDRATE AND CHARACTERIZATION OF DERIVED GERMANIUM PYROPHOSPHATES

Abstract

Das thermische Verhalten der Schichtverbindung (III) einschließlich der Phasenübergänge wird zwischen 20 und I300°C durch TG‐, DTA‐ und Röntgen‐Pulverbeugungsmessungen untersucht.

Vapour phase dehydration of glycerol over VPO catalyst supported on zirconium phosphate

“…34 Porous zirconium phosphate (ZrP) has been used as a solid acid catalyst in many reactions such as dehydration, isomerisation of olefins due to its high acidic sites. [35][36][37] Zirconium phosphate support also exhibit high thermal stability and high surface area due to the porous nature. Hence, these properties make ZrP an interesting support material for other catalytically active metal species.…”

Direct Synthesis of 1,6‐Hexanediol from HMF over a Heterogeneous Pd/ZrP Catalyst using Formic Acid as Hydrogen Source

“…[20][21][22] FA has been employed by many researchers for various organic transformations. In this study, we use zirconium phosphate (ZrP) as acidic support; ZrP has already attracted much attention as potential solid-acid catalyst [26][27][28] for the dehydration of alcohols, [29,30] isomerization of olefins, [31,32] hydrogenation [33] and hydrodeoxygenation reactions. In this study, we use zirconium phosphate (ZrP) as acidic support; ZrP has already attracted much attention as potential solid-acid catalyst [26][27][28] for the dehydration of alcohols, [29,30] isomerization of olefins, [31,32] hydrogenation [33] and hydrodeoxygenation reactions.…”

Studies on Preparation, Characterization and Ammoxidation Functionality of Zirconium Phosphate-Supported V2O5 Catalysts

“…The activity of these materials is attributed to the Bronsted acidity of hydroxyl groups and the Lewis acidity of the metal centre. In particular, zirconium phosphates have been used in catalytic reactions such as dehydration of alcohols and isomerization of olefins [6][7][8][9][10]. Owing to their textural and acid properties these are also used as supports for other catalytically active inorganic species [11].…”