Calculation of the mass transfer coefficient with a chemical reaction in a gas-liquid system

A solution of the problem of mass transfer in a turbulent boundary layer has been obtained with a first-order chemical reaction occurring in the liquid phase. The dependence of the enhancement factor for absorption and of the mass transfer coefficient on the model parameters can be used for building up a hierarchic model of the gas-liquid reactor.

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Influence of sodium on the catalytic properties of bismuth-molybdenum oxide catalysts

In the ammoxidation of propylene, the presence of a normal NaBi(MoO₄)₂ phase in bismuth molybdenum oxide catalysts decreases the acrylonitrile yield due to its oxidation

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The influence of CSH phase nuclei on Ca3SiO4Cl2 hydration

The influence of CSH phase nuclei on calcium chlorosilicate hydration has been studied by means of calorimetry, QXRD, DTA and TG methods.

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Zusammenfassung Mittels kalorimetrischen, QXRD-, DTA- und TG-Verfahren wurde der Einfluß von CSH Phasenkörpern auf die Hydratierung von Kalziumchlorosilikat untersucht.

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Homogeneous catalytic oxidation of pyrocatechol in the presence of transition metal ions

Pyrocatechol oxidation by oxygen in aqueous solutions containing different metal ions, proceeds via the intermediate formation of pyrocatechol-metal ion-oxygen complexes, Catalytic activity of metal ions depends on their donor-acceptor properties.

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A comparative study of uncatalyzed and catalyzed oscillatory behavior of different mono-and dihydroxybenzoic acids in acidic bromate

Optimum and boundary conditions for uncatalyzed and catalyzed temporal oscillations in the redox potentials in the oxidation of mono- and dihydroxybenzoic acids in acidic bromate (H₂SO₄) have been established and compared. The number and relative positions of the functional groups, in the aromatic ring have been found to influence the oscillatory behavior. Ferroin has been found to enhance the oscillatory behavior considerably as compared to Ce(IV) and Mn(II). A probable explanation of the oscillatory behaviour of these system is suggested.

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Free radical additions to the C=O bond of formaldehyde

The reactions between formaldehyde and n-propyl radicals were studied at 333 and 363 K. Addition to the C=O bond was found to be several times faster than abstraction of the formyl hydrogen atom. With a TST estimate of log(A/dm³ mol^–1 s^–1)=7.9±0.5, 28.0±2.1 kJ mol^–1 was obtained for the activation energy of the addition reaction.

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- 333 363 . C=O . 28.0±2.1 ^–1 , lg(A/ ^{–1 –1})=7.9±0.5 .

     

Dependence of the catalytic properties of cobalt molybdate in propylene oxidation on the surface reduction and oxygen bond energy

The dependences of the tate of partial propylene oxidation and of oxygen bond energy on the degree of cobalt molybdate reduction has been investigated by pulse and caloremetric methods. It has been found that upon reduction, the selectivity to acrolein and the oxygen bond energy increase. The steady state under the conditions examined is characterized by 22% surface reduction and the presence of uniform oxygen with a bond energy of about 85 kcal/mol.

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Mass-spectrometric analysis of polymers based on furyl alcohol-polyamic acid compositions

Polymer compositions based on furyl alcohol and polyamic acid were investigated by using mass-spectrometric thermal analysis. It was established that polyamic acid catalyses both the polycondensation of furyl alcohol and the formation of a three-dimensional network of furan polymer.

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Zusammenfassung Mittels massenspektroskopischer Thermoanalyse wurden auf Furylalkohol und Polyamidsäure basierende Polymergemische untersucht. Es wurde festgestellt, daß Polyamidsäure sowohl die Polykondensation von Furylalkohol als auch die Bildung eines dreidimensionalen Furanraumnetzes katalysiert.

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Catalytic properties of palladium complexes with silica-anchored phosphine ligands in vinyl exchange reaction

Catalytic properties of Pd complexes with phosphine ligands anchored to silica have been studied. The valence state of Pd and the acidity of the alcohol were found to influence the rate of vinyl exhange. A possible reaction mechanism is proposed.

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Nonsteady-state oxidation of propylene on supported silver catalysts

Nonsteady-state epoxidation of propylene on silver has been studied to establish the reason for the low catalyst activity and selectivity that appear to be due to side reactions of the formation of hydrogen-deficient deposits.

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Oxidation of ethanol on platinum/alumina and copper oxide catalysts

The oxidation of ethanol on CuO, CuO/Al₂O₃ and Pt/Al₂O₃ catalysts has been studied at various concentrations of alcohol, oxygen and water vapor in the reaction mixture. The reaction order and activation energies have been determined for both complete and partial oxidation processes. A consecutive oxidation scheme is suggested.

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CuO, CuO/Al₂O₃ Pt/Al₂O₃ , . . .

     

Modelling of self-oscillations in the combustion of n-heptane-isooctane mixtures

A mathematical model has been constructed to describe the self-oscillation regime of the cool-flame combustion of an n-heptane-isooctane mixture. The character of the dependence of the amplitude and oscillation period on the temperature and mixture composition is in a qualitative agreement with the similar experimental data.

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Influence of neodymium content on the catalytic properties of zeolite NDHNaY

The influence of neodymium content on the catalytic properties of a HNaY zeolite was investigated using the cracking of n-heptane as model reaction. Neodymium zeolites were found to be more active for cracking and hydrogen transfer reactions than zeolites containing lanthanum, cerium or praseodymium.

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Electronic state of the active site of A V?P?O/SiO2 catalyst in oxidation of chlorine-containing hydrocarbons

V⁴⁺ ions in slightly associated states are supposed to play the role of V–P–O/SiO₂ active sites. V⁴⁺ ions are reduced to V³⁺ during deactivation of the V–P–O/SiO₂ catalyst.

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V–P–O/SiO₂ V⁴⁺ . V–P–O/SiO₂ V⁴⁺ V³⁺.

     

Binding energy of oxygen to the surface of promoted V?Mo?O catalysts for acrolein oxidation to acrylic acid

It has been established that P, Cs and Cu additives to V–Mo–O catalysts affect essentially both binding energy of surface oxygen and mobility of bulk oxygen.

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P, Cs Cu V–Mo–O .

     

Kinetics of perborate oxidation of quinol

The perborate oxidation of quinol in aqueous acetic acid is first order with respect to perborate, zero order with respect to quinol, and first order with respect to H⁺. The oxidation is faster than H₂O₂ oxidation. Breakdown of protonated perboric acid is suggested as the rate-limiting step.

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Thermodesorption of mixtures. Hydrocarbon, hydrogen sulfide and oxygen from the surface of molybdenum sulfide

The presence of hydrogen sulfide and oxygen in mixtures increases the number of sites for dissociative desorption on the surface of MoS₂ as compared with the adsorption of individual hydrocarbons. This phenomenon can be explained by a change in the coordination state of the active sites (molybdenum ions) upon the adsorption of the gases mentioned.

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Studies of supported catalysts for ethylene polymerization, prepared using organovanadium compounds

Catalysts containing trimethylsilyl complexes of V(IV) and (III) supported on SiO₂ and Al₂O₃, have been synthesized and examined for ethylene polymerization. The state of vanadium in solution and on the support and catalysts interaction with C₂H₄, CO, H₂ and pyridine have been studied using ESR and IR spectroscopy.

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, (IV) (III), SiO₂ Al₂O₃. , C₂H₄, CO, H₂ .

     

Correlations between photosorption and photocatalytic activities of alkali metal halides

An analysis of the correlation suggests that the common stages in photosorption, photooxidation and photodecomposition of some simple molecules on alkali metal halides are connected with catalyst photoexcitation.

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