The hydrothermal growth of molybdena whiskers on MoO3SiO2 substrate

Callahan, James L.; Petrucci, Ralph H.; Brown, Charles A.

doi:10.1016/0095-8522(60)90046-5

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“…The growth of molybdena whiskers on a molybdenum trioside -silicon dioxide substrate was reported by Callahan, Petrucci, and Brown (1). Sodium chloride whiskers possessing a visible twist and having a mean length of 180 111111 and a t11icl;ness of 1-30 p were obtained by Jeszenszky and Hartmanil (2).…”

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Urea and Sodium Chloride Whiskers

Calvert¹,

Sirianni²,

Puddington³

1962

Can. J. Chem.

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Urea and Sodium Chloride Whiskers

Calvert¹,

Sirianni²,

Puddington³

1962

Can. J. Chem.

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Ammoxidation

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Tenhover

2008

Handbook of Heterogeneous Catalysis

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The sections in this article are Introduction Ammoxidation of Alkenes General Propene Ammoxidation to Acrylonitrile The SOHIO Acrylonitrile Process Key Catalytic Functionalities Role of Lattice Oxygen‐Catalyst as Redox Solid Generalized Mechanism of Alkene Ammoxidation Bifunctional Nature of Active Sites Ammoxidation Mechanism (Molybdates, Antimonates) Molybdate Catalysts Multicomponent Molybdates Role of Excess Molybdenum Commercial Molybdate Catalysts Antimonate Catalysts Role of Excess Antimony Commercial Antimony Catalysts Ammoxidation of Substituted Alkenes Isobutene Ammoxidation to Methacrylonitrile α‐Methylstyrene Ammoxidation to Atroponitrile Ammoxidation of Alkanes Structure of Mo VNb Te O Catalysts Symbiosis between M1 and M2 Phases Reaction Network and Mechanism Future Research Ammoxidation of Aromatics Toluene Ammoxidation to Benzonitrile Xylene Ammoxidation to Corresponding Mono‐ and Di‐nitriles Ammoxidation of Heteroaromatics 3‐Methylpyridine Ammoxidation to Nicotinonitrile Ammoxidation of 4‐Methylthiazole to 4‐Cyanothiazole Acknowledgments

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