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Showing papers by "Martin Schmal published in 2019"


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TL;DR: An important outcome of this work is the proposition of ceria-supported catalysts for the WGS reaction that present larger surface areas, with Ru, Ni or Cu as active phases conducted at moderate temperatures and with reasonable space velocities.

37 citations


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15 Nov 2019-Fuel
TL;DR: In this article, the authors synthesized Fe-Co-Cu catalysts supported on MWCNT, using a selective mode of addition of metal on functionalized mWCNT as mono and bimetallic catalysts.

19 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, perovskites were characterized by different techniques aiming to evaluate the influence of the non-stoichiometry and the nature of site A on the catalytic properties for the POM reaction.

17 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors developed experimental model of cobalt heterogeneous catalyst, inserting the active phase into a nanoporous material ordered with the purpose of structurally elucidating the processes that occur during the interaction of the model with molecules.
Abstract: In this work, we developed experimental model of cobalt heterogeneous catalyst, inserting the active phase into a nanoporous material ordered with the purpose of structurally elucidating the processes that occur during the interaction of the model with molecules. We synthesized the models by inserting cobalt species into a Faujasite zeolite and performed detailed studies of the complexes formed in the interaction of these models with water and carbon dioxide emphasizing electron densities. Regarding the interaction of Faujasite with water, X-ray diffraction showed the physical adsorption of a dense monomolecular film in the nanoporous space. There was no evidence of water entering the sodalite cage. The cell parameter increased with the degree of hydration for Faujasite containing cobalt (CoY). In the case of dehydrated material, cobalt occupied the sites within the hexagonal prism (I) and the sodalite cage (I′). The carbon dioxide adsorbs bridges between adjacent compensation cations located in II. We te...