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ADVANCES IN CATALYSIS quantity 3.

content material: entrance disguise; Advances in Catalysis and comparable matters, quantity III; Copyright web page; Contents; members to quantity III; Editors' Preface; bankruptcy 1. Balandin's Contribution to Heterogeneous Catalysis; I. advent; II. The Multiplet conception; III. dialogue of the speculation; IV. Steric concerns in Catalysis; References; bankruptcy 2. Magnetism and the constitution of Catalytically lively Solids; I. creation; II. basic rules; III. Experimental tools; IV. The Susceptibility Isotherm; V. Supported Chromium Oxide; VI. Supported Oxides of Manganese; VII. Supported Nickel Oxide VIII. Supported Iron OxideIX. Supported Copper Oxide; X. similar structures; XI. Self-Supported platforms; XII. Ferromagnetism; XIII. id of Ferromagnetic stages; XIV. response procedures; XV. resolution strategies; XVI. precis; References; bankruptcy three. Catalytic Oxidation of Acetylene in Air for Oxygen Manufacture; I. creation; II. situation of Air and Acetylene; III. Acetylene elimination; IV. Catalyst Compositions; V. Regeneration; VI. Mechanism of the Oxidation Reactions; VII. Mechanism of the Oxidation by means of Silver Nitrate; References; bankruptcy four. The Poisoning of steel Catalysts I. Catalysts vulnerable to PoisoningII. vital kinds of Catalyst Poisons; III. the shape of Catalyst Poisoning Curves; IV. extra elements Influencing Toxicity; V. useful Poisoning; References; bankruptcy five. Catalytic Cracking of natural Hydrocarbons; I. advent; II. Catalytic Cracking Reactions; III. Catalytic Cracking of Paraffins; IV. Catalytic Cracking of Olefins; V. Catalytic Cracking of Naphthenes; VI. Catalytic Cracking of fragrant Hydrocarbons; VII. constitution of Cracking Catalysts; References; bankruptcy 6. Chemical features and constitution of Cracking Catalysts I. IntroductionII. dimension of the "Acidity" of Cracking Catalysts; III. id of the Acid facilities because the Catalytically energetic websites; IV. constitution of the Acid; V. Mechanism of Hydrocarbon Reactions on a Cracking Catalyst; References; bankruptcy 7. response premiums and Selectivity in Catalyst Pores; I. advent; III . The actual photograph of the Pore constitution; III. Mechanism of delivery in Catalyst Pores; IV. actual elements settling on response charges on Porous Catalysts . (Definition of expense Constants, the elemental Differential Equation and the legislations of Conservation of Mass V. response charges in unmarried PoresVI. response charges on sensible Catalyst Pellets; VII. response charges on Poisoned Catalysts (Apparent Selective Poisoning); VIII. influence of Pore constitution on Catalyst Selectivity; Appendix; thesaurus of Symbols; References; bankruptcy eight. Nickel Sulfide Catalysts; I. creation; II. The Nickel-Sulfur Equilibrium; III. actual Adsorption of Gases on Ni2S2 Catalysts; IV. Chemisorption of Gases on Ni2S2; V. helps for Stabilizing Nickel Sulfide; VI. training of Nickel Sulfide Catalysts; VII. priceless existence and Regeneration
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Atom layers versus z for corundum structure. Again let it be assumed that the paramagnetic oxide under consideration assumes the corundum structure. A paramagnetic cation situated in the interior of this lattice has nine nearest paramagnetic neighbors; in other words, the value of the paramagnetic neighborhood is nine. But as the thickness of a crystal layer diminishes the value of z also diminishes. 5. The relation between z and the number of layers in shown in Fig. 8. The reason that z first rises rapidly and then slowly approaches a maximum is because the relative importance of the surface layers rapidly diminishes as the number of layers increases.

It is absent for ions in an S state, such as are the cases for Fe+3and M d 2 . It is believed, however, that the Stark splitting is negligible in the case of dilute transition group ions supported on diamagnetic solids such as aluminum oxide. Thus, if high-area y-alumina is impregnated with a chromium solution, then ignited in hydrogen, the chromium ions are, presumably, distributed on the surface of the alumina. 1 per cent chromium by weight the Weiss constant is effectively zero. This could not occur if extensive Stark splitting were caused by the presence of adjacent oxide ions.

V. Supported Chromium Oxide.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Preparation. . . . . ...................................... 3. Activity Data. parations.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VI. Supported Oxides of Manganese.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... 4. Activity Data . . . .

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