13th International Congress on

Catalysis 2004

Paris, France

11-16 July 2004

Volume 2 of 4

ISBN: 978-1-61738-948-1

VOLUME 2

Pl-322 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE INVESTIGATIONS OF NANOMATERIALS:FROM

ELECTROCHEMICAL CATALYSTS TO LIGAND -PROTECTED METAL NANOPARTICLES 769

Zelakiewicz B. S., Lica G. C, Tong Y.

Pl-323 PREPARATION OF HIGHLY DISPERSED GOLD CATALYSTS FOR CO OXIDATION 771

ZhongZ., LuoJ,, Highfield J., Thiampeng A., Lin J,

Pl-324 TI02 SUPPORTED AUPD NANOPARTICLES:EFFECT OF PREPARATION METHOD ON

STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY IN CO OXIDATION 773

Beck A., Stejler G., KoppinyZ., Horvath A., SajdI., Rojas S., Boulonnel M., GucziL.

Pl-325 CO OXIDATION ON GOLD CATALYSTS: EFFECT OF THE SUPPORT AND OF THE PRE-

TREATMENT CONDITIONS 775

Manzoh M., Chiorino A,, Boccuzzi F.

Pl-326 CO OXIDATION OVER GOLD BASED CATALYSTS PREPARED BY LASER VAPORIZATION :

SUPPORT EFFECTS ANp ELECTRONIC STATE OF ACTIVE GOLD 777

Caps V., Morjln F., Arrii S., RenouprezA., Roussel J.

Pl-327 SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATIONAND CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF GOLD

NANOPARTICLES SUPPORTED ON CERIA 779

Casaletto M. P., Deganello G., LongoA., Murania R., Pantaho G., Venezia A. M.

Pl-328 EFFECTIVE AU+-AU-(CL)/FE<OH)x CATALYSTS PREPARED AT LOWER TEMPERATURE FOR

SELECTIVE CO OXIDATIONS 781

DengY„ Qiao B.

Pl-329 SURFACE SOL-GEL MODIFICATION OF MESOPOROUS SILICA MATERIALS FOR ASSEMBLY

OF ULTRASMALL GOLD NANOPARTICLES FOR CATALYSIS APPLICATIONS 783

Dai S., Yan W., Chen B., Mahurin S. M, Overbuty S.

Pl-330 PLATINUM AND PLATINUM-GOLD NANOPARTICLES SUPPORTED ON HY ZEOLITE.

CATALYTIC ACTIVITY IN ISOMERISATION AND OXIDATION REACTIONS 785

FraissardJ., Riahi G., GasiorM., Grzybowska B., HaberJ., Polisset-Thfoin M.

Pl-331 MLYED AU NANOPARTICLES - TRANSITION METAL OXIDE CATALYSTS IN OXIDATION OF

CO AND C3 HYDROCARBONS 787

RuszelM., Grzybowska B., GasiorM., Samson K„ HaberJ.

Pl-332 NEW METHOD OF PREPARATION OF GOLD NANOPARTICLES SUPPORTED ON TI02

CHARACTERIZATION AND REACTIVITY IN OXIDATION AND HYDROGENATION REACTIONS 789

Zanella R„ Delannoy L„ Touroude R., Giorgio S„ Henry C, Louis C.

Pl-333 PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SUPPORTED GOLD CATALYSTS BY

ELECTROLESS PLATING DISPLACEMENT 791

Chang T.

Pl-334 PREPARATION OF GOLD CATALYSTS BY EXCHANGE ON ALUMINA 793

Petit C, Ivanovo S., Pitchon V.

Pl-335 DESIGN OF REDUCTIVE NANOGOLD FORMATION ROUTES AND CATALYSIS BY STABILISED

GOLD PARTICLES 795

Scurrell M., MallickK., Venugopal A., AluhaJ., Magadzu T.

Pl-336 STUDY OF DISPERSED SPECIES IN GOLD-ZEOLITE CATALYSTS 797

BogdanchikovaN„ TuzovskayaI„ Peslryakov A., Gurin V., AvalosM., Farias M., LimaE., SimakovA., Smalenceva E.

Pl-337 SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION OF CROTONALDEHYDE OVER PT/GA2Oj CATALYSTS 799

Gebauer-Henke £., Rynkowski J., Farbotko J., Touroude R.

Pl-338 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SIZE-QUANTIZED PD-MONTMORILLONITE CATALYSTS FOR

LIQUID-PHASE ALKYNE SEMIHYDROGENATION 801

MastalirA., Kiraly Z., Berger F.

Pl-339 "HIGH-PRESSURE" XPS STUDY ON PALLADIUM/HYDROGENATION SYSTEM 803

TeschnerD„ Pestryakov A., Kleimenov E., Havecker M., Bhihm H„ Knop-Gericke A., SchlSglR.

Pl-340 SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION OF CROTONALDEHYDE OVERALUMINA SUPPORTED

COBALT(O) CATALYSTS: PROMOTING EFFECT OF COBALT CHLORIDE 805

Miura H., Mori K, Tsukagoshi Y., Kurokawa H., Sugiyama K.

Pl-341 LIQUID-PHASE HYDROGENATION OF y-BUTYROLACTONE OVER CU-ZNO CATALYSTS - THE

ROLE OF PRECURSOR 807

Melidn-Cabrera J., Kapteijn F., Moulijn J., Solsona-Delgado

Pl-342 EFFECT OF METAL PRECURSORS ON NI/ALMCM-41 CATALYSTS FOR N-DODECANE

HYDROCONVERSION „ 809

FangK., Wei W., Ren J., Sun Y.

Pl-343 COMPOSITION OF CU/ZNO AND CUAL/ZNO METHANOL SYNTHESIS CATALYSTS AS

PREPARED AND HYDROGEN ACTIVATED 811

Yurieva T., Plyasova L., Zaikovskii V., BliekA., Van Den HeuvelJ., Minyukava T., Davydova £., Demeshkina M., BatyrevE,

Pl-344 MESOPOROUS NI-CONTAINING MCM-41 MOLECULAR SIEVES: PREPARATION,

CHARACTERIZATION AND CATALYTIC HYDROGENATION 813

KoA.,HsuC.

P1-34S BIMETALLIC AU/PD AND AG/PD CLUSTERS FOR SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION OF THE

BUTA-1,3-DIENE 816

Remita H., Redjala T„ MostafavlM„ Uzio D.

Pl-346 LOW-TEMPERATURE ETHENE HYDROGENATION OVER ALUMINA MODIFIED BY

PHENYLSILYLATION 818

Imtzu Y., Sugii T., Yamada H.

Pl-347 INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF PORE STRUCTURE AND HYDROXYL CHARACTERISTICS ON

SELECTIVITY IN ENANTIOSELECTIVE HYDROGENATION REACTIONS 820

StelnerP., Mantle M„ DummerN., Hulchings G, Gladden L.

Pl-348 CROTONALDEHYDE HYDROGENATION OVER RU-SN/SIOi CATALYSTS: EFFECT OF

SN/(RU+SN) RATIO ATOMIC 822

Bueno J. M., Riguetto B., Marques C„ Payen E., Gengembre L., Morales M, Baggio-Sailovitch E. M.

Pl-349 HYDROGENATION IN WATER WITH PT NANOPARTICLES STABILISED WITH HYDROPHILIC

DERIVATIVE OF DENDRIMERS, HYPERBRANCHED POLYMERS AND SURFACTANTS 824

Marty J., Perignon N., MingotaudA., Mingotaud C, Viguerie N. L., Rico-Lattes I.

Pl-350 NOVEL ONE STEP PREPARATION OF SILICA SUPPORTED PD/YB FROM THE

ORGANOMETALLIC PRECURSOR {(DMF),oYB2[PD(CN)4]3}»: DEMONSTRATION OF ENHANCED

HYDROGENATION AND HYDROGENOLYSIS ACTrVITY 826

Keane M., Jvjjuri S.

Pl-351 NOVEL CATALYTIC BEHAVIOR OF VARIOUS GROUP VIII METAL ENCAPSULATED SI02

NANOTUBES AND NANOCAPSULATES IN CO-H2 REACTION 828

Nailo S., UeM, KumadaN., Miyao T.

Pl-352 ULTRASONIC TREATMENT INFLUENCE ON THE CATALYSTS USED IN UNSATURATED

ALCOHOLS HYDROGENATION 830

Sulman M., Matveeva V., Sulman E., Kosivtsov Y, SemaginaN.

Pl-353 EFFECT OF THE PREPARATION METHOD OF RH CATALYSTS ON THE HYDROGENATION OF

ADIPONITRILE 832

AIM S., Bottino A., Capannelli G„ ComiteA., DiFelice T, Divano F., Frigo E.

P1-35S HYDROGENATION ACTIVITIES OF CARBONACEOUS SPECIES FORMED ON MO/HZSM-S

CATALYSTS DURING METHANE DEHYDROAROMATIZATION REACTION 834

WangH., Liu H., Tan £>., Xu Y„ Bao X.

P1-3S6 INFLUENCE OF OXIDATION-REDUCTION PRETREATMENT ON CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF

PT/ZROj/TIOj SYSTEMS IN SELECTIVE REDUCTION OF a,p-UNSATURATED ALDEHYDES 836

RupperlA., Paiyjczak T„ TouroudeR,

Pl-357 SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION OF CITRAL OVER BIMETALLIC RH-GE CATALYSTS

PREPARED BY SURFACE REDOX REACTION : SUPPORT EFFECT 838

Ekou T., Especel C, Marecot P.

P1-3S8 EFFECTS OF TICL3 ADDITIVE ON PARTIAL HYDROGENATION OF BENZENE WITH

RUTHENIUM BASED CATALYSTS 840

CoboA. J. G., Zonelli P. C, MouraA. G.

Pl-359 EFFECTS OF CERIA LOADING AND PRE-CALCINATION TEMPERATURE ON PERFORMANCE

OF C0-CE02/y-AL203 CATALYSTS FOR FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS 842

Gheltanchi R., Khodadadi A., Mortazavi Y., Sharifnia S., Taghizadeh M.

Pl-360 NANOSCALE BULK/SURFACE PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS IN WELL-DISPERSED FE-

PT/SILICA FT CATALYSTS DURING PRETREATMENT/REACTION IN H2/CO MIXTURES 844

Bartholomew C, Xu J.

Pl-361 NANOSIZED SILICA-DISPERSED CO METAL PARTICLES, PRODUCED BY GEL-TO-GEL

GRAFTING, AS ACTIVE SITES FORTHE FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS 846

Morselli S., Moggi P., Moggl S.

Pl-362 SUPPORT EFFECTS ON UNPROMOTED AND CERIA-PROMOTED COBALT CATALYSTS FOR

FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS 848

Taghizadeh M., Gheitanchi R., Khodadadi A. A., Mortazavi Y., Sharinia S.

Pl-363 COBALT-BASED FT CATALYSTS: IMPORTANCE OF SUPPORT 850

Chen J., Sun Y., Li Y.

Pl-364 PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MECHANICALLY STRONG FISCHER-

TROPSCH SYNTHESIS CATALYSTS BASED UPON HYDROGENATED ZR-FE ALLOYS CAPSULATED IN

AL2Oj/AL MATRIX 852

Tikhov S., Sadykov V., Dyatlova Y., Slyvinsky E., Kuzmin A., Bogolepova E., Kurkin V., Mordovina V., Tsybuiya S., Fenelonov V.,

Kahnkm A., Litvak G.

Pl-365 PREPARATION OF FEMN OXIDES BY MICROEMULSION. FISCHER-TROPSCH ACTIVITY 854

Rojas S., Herranz T., Granados M. L., Terreros P., Fierro J. L. G.

Pl-366 PREPARATION OF EGG SHELL TYPE NI-LOADED CATALYST FOR AUTOTHERMAL CH4

REFORMING 856

TakehiraK., Shishido T., Kawabata T., Shorn D., Murakami K., Honda M., Kosaka T„ TakakiK.

Pl-367 SUPPORT EFFECTS ON THE STABILITY FOR THE DRY REFORMING OF CH4 ON PT/ZRO,-TIOjCATALYSTS 858

Diaz G, Gomez-Cortes A., Perez-Hernandez R.

Pl-368 ROOT-CAUSE ANALYSIS AND MITIGATION OF HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER GAS SHIFT

DEACTIVATION MECHANISMS 860

Willigan R., Radhakrishnan R., Cordalos H., Newman C. A., Opalka S. M, Dardas Z, Vanderspurt T. H.

Pl-369 WATER-GAS-SHIFT REACTION OVER CUO-ZR02 CATALYSTS AT LOW TEMPERATURES 862

KimD. H., Ko J. B.

PI-370 THE PERFORMANCE OF PLATINUM-BASED CATALYSTS IN THE WATER GAS SHIFT

REACTION UNDER DIFFERENT AMOUNTS OF STEAM 864

Rangel M. D. C, Querino P. S., Bispo J. R. C, Gomes L. P., Das Virgens C. F., Aibornoz A.

Pl-371 LOW-TEMPERATURE WGS REACTION ON NANOSIZED I B/CERIA

CATALYSTS:PREPARATION, CHARACTERIZATION MECHANISM 866

Tabakova T„ Boccuzzi F.. Manzoli M„ Sobczak J., Idakiev V., Andreeva D.

Pl-372 CONVERSION OF METHANE INTO C2-HYDROCARBONS OVER AG-SAPO-34 CATALYSTS 868

Miao S., Bao X.

Pl-373 CHARACTERIZATIONAND ACTIVITY IN DRYREFORMING OF METHANE OF NIMG/AL

CATALYSTS 870

BaramaA., DjaidjaA,, Kiennemann A.

Pl-374 C02 REFORMING AND PARTIAL OXIDATION OF Cft, ON SOLID SOLUTION (COMG)OCATALYSTS 872

DaSilva A. L. M., AssafJ. M.

Pl-375 TITANIA SUPPORTED NI-RH BIMETALLIC CATALYSTS FOR CARBON DIOXIDE REFORMING

OF METHANE 874

Nowosielska M., Jdzwiak W., RynkowskiJ,

PI-376 CU/ZN/AL CATALYSTS FOR LOW TEMPERATURE WATER GAS SHIFTREACTION 876

Cai Y., Davies S., Wagner J.

Pl-377 PERMANENT POISONING OF IRON CATALYST FOR AMMONIA SYNTHESIS 878

MoszynskiD., Arabczyk W., Narkiewicz U.

Pl-378 PERFORMANCE OF SUPPORTED BIMETALLIC NITRIDE FOR AMMONIA DECOMPOSITION 880

LiX..Lu C, Ma L., Liu W., Xiang Y., Liu H.

Pl-379 MICROCALORIMETK1C STUDY OF THE HYDRAZINE DECOMPOSITION REACTION ON

IR/AL2Oj 882

LiL., WangX., Zhang T., ZhaoX., ZhouL.

Pl-380 SELECTIVE CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NO WITH NH3 OVER PT/SBA-J5 CATALYSTS 884

Kim J. M„ Yi S, H., Kang M„ Kim D. J., Yie J, E.

Pl-381 STUDIES OF THE RECRYSTALIZATION PROCESS OF THE IRON CATALYST FOR AMMONIA

SYNTHESIS 886

Jasinska L, Arabczyk W.

Pl-382 IMMOBILIZED RH, RU, PD AND NI COMPLEXES AS CATALYSTS IN THE HYDROGENATION OF

CYCLOHEXENE ;. 888

Cagnola E. A., Quiroga M. E„ Liprandi D. A., L 'argentiere P. C.

Pl-383 ALKYL-ALKYLIDENE AND HYDRIDO TANTALUM COMPLEXES SUPPORTED ON

MESOPOROUS SILICA: PROPERTIES IN ACTIVATION OF C-H AND C-C BONDS OF ALKANES 890

Soignier S., Lefebre, Mallmann A., TaoufikM, Thivolle-Cazal J., Basset J. M.

Pl-384 ADSORPTION OF RHODIUM COMPLEXES AND OF THE LIGAND BENZENESULFONIC ACID, 3,

3', 3"-PHOSPHINIDYNETRIS -, TRISODIUM SALT FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS ON NON-POROUS

SILICA NANOPARTICLES Jauregui-Haza U., Garcfa-GaldoJ., Padrfn A., Serp P., Wilhelm A. M., Delmas H.

Pl-385 NEW PROCESS FORTHE PREPARATION OF SUPER-HIGH ACTIVE MGCL2 SUPPORTED

ZDEGLER-NATTA CATALYST 894

RongJ., Jing Z, Zhang W„ HongX,Pl-386 A SURVEY OF NOBLE METAL ADSORPTOIN ONTO OXIDE SUPPORTS 896

Regalbuto J., Schrier K, Liu J., Miller J. T., KropfA. J.

Pl-387 HYDROISOMERIZATION OF N-HEPTANE CATALYZED BY SUPPORTED M02(Hx)AC. (M=MO, W)

ONTIOj 898

Katrib A., Benadda A., Barama A.

Pl-388 THE SYNTHESIS AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITHCS OF AMINOACID COPPER COMPLEXES

COVALENTLY GRAFTED ONTO SILICA GEL 900

Palinko I., Jakab N. I., Szabo E., Hernadi K.

Pl-389 THE FIRST HETEROGENEOUS CHIRAL V-COMPLEX CATALYSTS ON SIOj FOR ASYMMETRIC

OXIDATIVE COUPLING OF 2-NAPHTHOL 902

Tada M., Kantam L. M., Sasaki T., Iwasawa Y.

Pl-390 STRUCTURE AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES WITH

POLYFUNCTIONAL LIGANDS, DRAWN ON SI02 SURFACE 904

Smirnov V. V., Tarkhanova I., Tsvelkov D., Kokorin A. I., Cautman M. G.

PI-391INTERFACIAL MOLECULARRECOGNITION PHENOMENA DURING SUPPORTED CATALYSTS

PREPARATION: NI(II) AMINE COMPLEXES ON AMORPHOUS SILICA 906

Boujday S., Lambert J. F., CheM.

Pl-392 HETEROGENIZED PLATINUM AND PALLADIUM COMPLEXES WITH CHEMICALLY

DIFFERENT LIGANDS AS CATALYSTS OF H2 AND CO OXIDATION IN A GAS PHASE 908

Yatsimirsky V„ Boldyreva O.

PI-393 NOVEL CATALYSTS AND ROUTES FOR THE SELECTIVE SYNTHESIS OF OXYGENATES FROM

DIMETHYLETHER AND METHANOL 910

Liu H., Iglesia E.

Pl-394 HIGH SURFACE AREA METAL FLUORIDES AS SUPPORTS FOR HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS 912

Kleist W., Storcheva O., He C, KoehlerK.

Pl-395 DESIGN, BEHAVIOR, AND RECYCLING OF SI02-SUPPORTED CU-BPY ATRP CATALYST 914

Jones C, Nguyen J.

PI-396 PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A REALISTIC MODEL TI-BASED ZIEGLER

NATTA CATALYST ON SIOj/SI(100) 916

Ntais S., Siokou A.

Pl-397 THE FIRST FLUXIONAL BEHAVIOUR IN PHOSPHOPEROXIDIC SYSTEMS AND X-RAY

CHARACTERIZATION OF THEIR SILICOPEROXIDIC ANALOGUES 918

SallesL., Thouvenot R., HersonP., BregeaultJ.

Pl-398 STUDY ON THE IMMOBILIZATION OF PROTEASE ON MCM-22, HB ZEOLITES AND MCM-41

MOLECULAR SIEVES 920

LiX, Liu P., Ye Y.

Pl-399 NEW PaO LIGAND GRAFTED ON PERIODICALLY ORGANISED MESOPOROUS SOLIDS WITH

ENHANCED ACTIVITY FOR RHODIUM CATALYSED REACTIONS: DISCUSSION OF THE FACTORS

INFLUENCING THE CATALYST ACTIVITY 922

Goettmann F., Boissiere C, Grosso D„ Mercier F., Le Floch P., Sanchez C.

Pl-400 A NOVEL SYNTHESIS FOR HETEROGENISED METALLOPORPHYRINS ON SILICA AND

MESOPOROUS MATERIALS. EFFECTIVE ELECTROCATALYSTS FOR OYGEN REDUCTION 924

Fuerte A., Corma A., Iglesias M., Sanchez F.

Pl-401 TEMPERATURE-PROGRAMMED-DECOMPOSITION STUDY OF SUPPORTED METAL SALTS 926

Yamaguchi T., Ookawa M., Yokota T„ Ochi H. Yamane K., Kurimura M., Suzuki A., Satoh J.

P1-402 GAS PHASE IMPREGNATION - DECOMPOSITION AS A TOOL FOR SINGLE-SITE SUPPORTED

CATALYST DESIGN: NI/SI02 CATALYSTS 928

Stievano L., KemacheN., Lambert J. F.

Pl-403 SUPPORT EFFECT IN WGSR CATALYZED BY NA2C03 ACTIVATED [RU(BPY)(CO)2CL2]CATALYST 930

Moreno A., Haukka M, Venalainen T., Pakkanen T.

Pl-404 IRON(III)-PROTOPORPHYRIN(IX)/MCM41 CATALYST AS A PEROXIDASE MODEL CATALYST

FOR OXIDATION OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS 932

Nazari K., Mesbahi F., Khodafarin R. Mahmoudi A.

Pl-405 A NOVEL METHOD TO IMMOBILIZE MN(SALEN) COMPLEX OVER MESOPOROUSMATERIALS BY MICROWAVE IRRADIATION FOR EPOXIDATION OF ALKENES 934

Donghong Y., Liu J., Zhang Y., Yin D„ Fu Z.

PI-406 ORGANOMETALLIC CHEMISTRY INSIDE THE PORE WALLS OF MESOSTRUCTURED SILICA

MATERIALS: A NEW ROUTE TO STABILIZED HOMOGENEOUS SUPPORTED CATALYSTS 936

Dufaud V., Bonneviot L., BeauchesneF.

PI-407 TITANIUM-BASED SOLID CATALYSTS FORTRANSESTERIFICATIONOFMETHYL-METHACRYLATE BY BUTANOL: THE HOMOGENEOUS CATALYSIS CONTRIBUTION 938

Gaudino M. C Valentin R., BruneiD., Fajuta F, QuignardF., RiondelA.

Pl-408 INFLUENCE OF GRAFTING ON THE REDUCIBILITY OF y-AL203-SUPPORTED CO(IH)CATALYSTS : ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY 940

FournierJ., Vivier V., Bedioui F., AgueyF., Lambert J. F., CheM.

Pl^O? NEW P,N LIGANDS FEATURING PHOSPHOLE OR PHOSPHOLENES MOITIES FOR

HOMOGENEOUS CATALYSIS 942

LecaF,, ReauR, Lescop C„ SauthierM., De Soma R, Gusmao K.

PI-410 IMMOBILIZATION OF METHYLTRIOXORHENIUM ONTO TERTIARY AMINE AND PYRIDINE

N-OXIDES RESINS 944

Gonzalez L„ Villa A. I., Consuelo M. D. C, Gelbard G, Sorokin A.

Pl-411 IMMOBILIZATION OF PHOSPHINE LIGANDS AND THEIR PLATINUM(II) AND PALLADIUM(II)COMPLEXES ON METAL OXIDES USING PHOSPHONATE COUPLING AGENTS 946

Guerrero G., Mutinff., ViouxA., FrameryE., Sinou D.

Pl-412 ESR AND DOUBLE RESONANCE INVESTIGATIONS OF NOVEL HETEROGENEOUS

VANADIUM(TV)CATALYSTS ON OXIDE AND FLUORIDE SURFACES 948Storcheva O., Gutjahr M., Haesmer C, PopplA., KohlerK.

Pl-413 RECENT ADVANCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN HYDRIDE-LIKE SILICA-SUPPORTED

CHROMIUM SPECIES ABLE TO CATALYSE ETHYLENE POLYMERISATION: THE ROLE AND

RELEVANCE OF SILGLATED PRECURSORS 950

QuadrclliE. A„ Vautier M, Basset J. M., VeyreL,, Thivolle-CazatJ., BaoudainA., Louafi S., TaoufikM.

Pl-414 NEW IMMOBILIZED LACUNARY HETEROPOLYANIONS - BASED CATALYSTS 951

HaberJ., Pamin K., MalachowskiL.

Pl-415 CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL HETEROGENEOUS CATALYTIC SYSTEM BASED ON THE

[RHai^MOsOiA]3' HETEROPOLYANION 953

Botto L., Cabello G, Munaz M., Payen E.

Pl-416 HETEROPOLY COMPOUNDS SUPPORTED ON DEALUMINATED USY AS CATALYSTS FOR THE

ESTERIFICATIONREACTION 955

Wang J., RenX., Wang J.

Pl-417 SOLID-STATE CHEMISTRY OF AMMONIUM AND CESIUM 1-VANADO-ll-

MOLYBDOPHOSPHATE AND OF AMMONIUM-VANADYL 12-MOLYBDOPHOSPHATE: APPLICATIONTO OXIDATION CATALYSIS 957

Marchal-Roch C. LaronzeN„ Gutllati N., Liu F. Hervi G.. Mien C.

Pl-418 THEORETICAL-EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF METHANOL ADSORPTION AND REACTION OVER

WELLS-DAWSONHETEROPOLY-ACID 959

BriandL., SambethJ. E„ Baronetti G. T„ GambaroL. A., BriandL. E., Thomas H.J,

Pl-419 INTERACTION OF THE ALKALINE EARTH SALTS OF 12-TUNGSTOPHOSPHORIC ACID WITH

NH3 STUDIED BY MICROCALORIMETRY 961

DamjanavicL„ Mioc U.,AurouxA.

Pl-420 N-ALKANE ISOMERIZATON OVER SUPPORTED HETEROPOLY ACIDS 963

JvanovA. V., Vasina T. V., Masloboishchikova 0. V., KustovL. M„ HouzvickaJ. I.

P1-42I NEGATIVE DIFFERENTIAL RESISTANCE (NDR) PEAK VOLTAGES OF NANOSTRUCTUREDHETEROPOLYACID (HPA) MONOLAYERS AS A CORRELATING PARAMETER FOR REDUCTION

POTENTIALS OF HPA CATALYSTS 965

Song I. K„ Barteau M.

Pl-422 PREPARATION OF INCLUDED HETEROPOLYACID HjPWi^o/SIOj AND THE CATALYTICPERFORMANCE 967

Zhu Z. Gu S., Rhodes C, Hatchings G. J.

Pl-423 PREPARATION, CHARACTERIZATIONAND REACTIVITY OF (NH4)6HPMOnMO40 (M: NI, CO) IN

THE CYCLOHEXANE 969Rabia C.. Hocine S., Bettahar M. M., FournierM.

Pl-424 CATALYTIC FEATURES OF A COUPLED RU-RU ION-INCORPORATED POLYOXOMOLYBDATE

FOR METHANOL-OXIDATION AND DECOMPOSITION REACTIONS 971Oonaka T., Kominami H., Kera Y,

PI-425 'H AND 31P SOLID-STATE NMR OF TRIMETHYLPHOSPHINE ADSORBED ON

HETEROPOLYTUNGSTATE SUPPORTED SILICA 973

DeleplanqueJ„ Rives A., HubautR,, BodarlP., FournierM.

Pl-426 SURFACE INTERACTIONS OF PHOSPHOMOLYBDIC ACID ON ZIRCONIA : A RAMAN, DRIFTS,AND "PMAS-NMR STUDY 975

Hemandez-Coriez J. G, Salinas E., Sanchez-Valente J., ManriquezM. E.

Pl-427 THE FORMATION OF SMALL RH METAL PARTICLES ON GRAPHITIZED CARBON 977

SlakheevA., Tkachenko O. P., Grilnert W., KlementievK., Bragina G., Mashkovsky I., Kustov L.

Pl-428 CONTROL OF THE METALLIC STATE IN PTSN/C ELECTROCATALYSTSAND THEIR ACTIVITY

FOR ETHANOL ELECTRO-OXIDATION 979

Xin Q., Jiang L., Zhou Z., Zhou W., Sun G.

Pl-429 PD-FE/C ACTIVE SURFACE FORMATION UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF REACTION MEDIUM

DURING HYDRODECHLORINATION 981

Lokteva E., Golubina E., SlakheevA., TeleginaN„ Turabilova O., Lunin V.

Pl-430 STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF METHOD OF PREPARATION OF ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE

SUPPORTED FE/CO CATALYSTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF MULTIWALLED CARBON NANOTUBES

(MWNT) 983

NagarqjuN., Kalhyayini H., Williemsl., FonsecaA., NagyJ. B.

Pl-431 PREPARATION OF NOVEL PD NANOPARTICLE EMBODIED IN NANOPOROUS CARBON 984

Cho S. J„ Jung H., Lee W., Kim M., Seo G,

Pl-432 PREPARATION OF HIGH-SURFACE AREA MACROPOROUS CARBONNANO FIBER (CNF)LAYER; A NEW STRUCTURED CATALYST SUPPORT 986

Jarah N„ Lefferts L„ Van OmmenJ. G.

Pl-433 THE ENGINEERING OF PT IMPREGNATION ONTO CARBON 988

Regalbuto J., HaoX, Rabies J.

Pl-434 NOVEL METALLOSILICATE CATALYSTS FOR CARBON NANOTUBE GROWTH 990

Tung W., Kuo C„ Huang Z„ JehngJ,

Pl-435 CRYSTALLIZATION OF DISORDERED PORE WALL OF NANOPOROUS CARBONS 992

Cho S. J.. Gon S.

Pl-436 EFFECT OF RU LOADING AND OF RU PRECURSOR IN RU/C CATALYSTS FOR AMMONIA

SYNTHESIS 994

RossettiJ., ForniL., PerniconeN.

Pl-437 SYNTHESIS AND ELECTROCHEMICAL PERFORMANCE OF PT/C MODIFIED ELECTRODES 996

Palmas S„ PolcaroA. M„ VaccaA.

Pl-438 OXIDIZED DIAMOND AS A NOVEL SUPPORT MATERIAL FORVARIOUS HETEROGENEOUS

CATALYTIC REACTIONS 998

Suzuki T., Takeda K„ Honsho T., Ikenaga N.

Pl-439 PD-AG CATALYSTS SUPPORTED ON POROUS CARBON XEROGELS FOR SELECTIVE

HYDRODECHLORINATION OF 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE INTO ETHYLENE 1000

Job N„ Heinrichs B., Ferauche F., PirardJ.

Pl-441 MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF CARBONNANOFIBRES SYNTHESISED BY CATALYTIC

DECOMPOSITION OF C2H4 1002

Cesano F„ Rossa S. B. R.. Scarano D„ Zecchina A.

Pl-442 SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OF NANOSTRUCTURED CARBIDES ON CARBON MATERIALS

BYCARBOTHERMAL HYDROGEN REDUCTION 1004

Liang C, Li Z., Feng Z., ZhangH., Li C.

Pl-443 SYNTHESIS OF SWCNTS BY CH4 DECOMPOSITION ON FE-W-MGO CATALYSTS 1006

Liu J, ZhaoR. YouchangX.

Pl-444 CHEMICAL-MODIFIED CARBONS AS CATALYST SUPPORTS 1008

Yalsimirsky V., Diyuk V., GorlovaA., Bezugla T.

Pl-445 SURFACE OXIDATION OF CARBON NANOFIBES AND ITS EFFECT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF

A SUPPORTED PD-PT CATALYS 1010

Li Y., Tang T., Chen J., Cao L, Liu S.

Pl-446 ACIDITY OF SUPPORTED METAL OXIDES : THRESHOLD EFFECTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF

THE SURFACE SPECIES 1012

Onfroy T., Clel G., Bukallah S. B., Houalla M.

Pl-447 PROBING THE ACIDITY AND BASICITY OF ZEOLITES BY FTIR SPECTROSCOPY OF H2ADSORBED IN THE 100 - IS K TEMPERATURE RANGE 1014

Spolo G., CocinaD., GribovE., VitilloJ., Ricchiardi G., ScaranoD., Zecchina A.

Pl-448 BASICITY OF ALKALI METAL MODIFIED MCM-41 MATERIALS 1017

MlchalskaA„ Ziolek M., Nowak /., Daturi M„ Saussey J.

PI-449 CHF3 AND HCN AS PROBE MOLECULES FOR FTIR STUDIES OF SURFACE BASICITY 1019

ZakharovN., Lilkevich A., Tsyganenko A., Traverl A., DaudinA., MaugeF.

Pl-450 THE EFFECT OF BR&NSTED AND LEWIS ACIDITY ON THE CATALYTIC CONVERSION OF GAS

CONDENSATE OVERMETAL-CONTAINING MFI CATALYSTS 1021

Popov A. G., Smirnov A.V., Krysciak J., DerewinskiM, Fajula F., Ivanovo 1.1.

Pl-451 ACIDITY OF AL (OR/AND FE)-MCM-22 ZEOLITES STUDIED BY FTIR AND XPS 1023

Cairon O., Guimon C, CanF„ Dumitriu E.

Pl-452 A FUNDAMENTAL SCALE OF SURFACE ACIDITY OF CATALYTIC SOLIDS IN LIQUID MEDIUM 1025

AurouxA., Gervasini A., CarnitiP.

Pl-453 HIGH SURFACE AREA NITRIDES: NEW BASE CATALYSTS 1027

McGeeR. C, Be} S.. Thompson L.

Pl-454 INVESTIGATION OF THE ACID-BASE PROPERTIES OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL CATALYSTS

OBTAINED FROM PT/MG/AL AND PT/ZN/AL LAYERED DOUBLE HYDROXIDES 1029

Lorrel O., Prinetto F., Ghiotli G., Tichit D., Coq B.

Pl-455 COMPARISON OF THE ACIDITY OF MCM-22 AND ITQ-2 ZEOLITES BY MEANS OF PROPENE

OLIGOMERIZATION AT ROOM TEMPERATURE 1031

Barello L., Onida B., BonelliB,, Geobaldo F„ GarroneE.

Pl-456 ACIDITY OF PT-RE-SN/ALjOj DEPENDING ON THE ORDER OF METAL ADDITION 1033

Carvalho L. S.. Pieck C. L., Rangel M. C, Figoli N. S., Vera C. R., Parera J. M.

P1-4S7 ON THE CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF BRONSTED ACID SITES LOCATED IN THE SMALL AND

LARGE CHANNELS IN ZEOLITE MORDENITE ;;-.„...-^. :. 1035

LukyanovD., VazhnovaT., CasclJ., BirltllJ.

P1-4S8 QUANTIFICATION OFBRONSTED ACID SITES IN USY ZEOLITES BY NMR. A 1H/27AL

TRAPDORAND 27AL MAS AND MQMAS STUDY 1037

QuoineaudA., Fernandez C, LacombeS., GautierS.

Pl-459 STRUCTURES OF BRONSTED ACID SITES CREATED BY H2S ADSORPTION ON BASIC

ZEOLITES AN IRAND 'H NMR STUDY 1039

Maugi F., GaillardM., Montouillout V„ Fernandez C, Ziolek M.

Pl-460 IR-TPD OF AMMONIA FOR CHARACTERIZATION OF ACID SITE IN ZEOLITES 1041Mwa M„ Nishikawa S., Katada N.

Pl-461 STUDY OF ZEOLITE ACIDITY BY ADSORPTION MICROCALORIMETRY OF AROMATIC

MOLECULES 1043

Perdigon-Melon J. A., Guil J, M.

Pl-462 FT-IR, TPDAND DFT STUDIES ON THE ACID-BASE PROPERTIES OF LA203, LAOCL, AND LACL3

CATALYSTS 1045

Manoilova 0., PodkolzinS., TopeB., GaabS., LercherJ., GoupilJ., VisserT., Weckhuysen B., VisserT., Binel C.

P1-4S3 INFLUENCE OF ACID-BASE PROPERTIES OF MIXED OXIDES DERIVED FROM LDHS

PRECURSORS IN THE CATALYTIC CONVERSION OF4-METHYL-PENTAN-2-OL 1047Meloni D., Solinas V., Rombi E., DragoiB., Dumilriu E.

Pl-464 MEASUREMENT OFACID SITES ON COPPER CATALYSTS WITH SILICATE SUPPORT 1049Dvorak B., ZamoslnaL., PribylovaL.

Pl-465 ADSORPTION OF AMINES IN LI-MOR AND NA-MOR: AN ONIOM2 STUDY 1051

Wang J., Jiang N., Yuan S., Qin Z., Mao M.

Pl-466 THE APPLICATION OF INVERSE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY TO REVEAL SURFACE

ENERGETICS ON CATALYST, ABSORBENT AND POLYMER FILM SYSTEMS 1053

Bailey S., King F., Kelt M.

Pl-467 INVESTIGATIONS ON ADSORPTION OF PYRIDINE IN THE CHANNELS AND INTERSECTION OF

HZSM-5 BY ONIOM METHOD 1055

Yuan S., Wang J., Shi W., LI B., JiaoH., Li Y.

Pl-468 A DRIFT SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF ACETYLENE ADSORBED ON METAL OXIDES 1057

Koklin A., fvanav A., Kuslov L.

Pl-469 TOPOLOGICAL CLUSTERS AND BASICITY IN ZEOLITES 1059

BarthomeufD.

Pl-470 IN SITU CHARACTERISATION OF CARBONACEOUS DEPOSITS FORMED ONCHROMIA/ALUMINA DURING PROPANE DEHYDROGENATION 1061

Asraksinen S., Banares M., Krause O.

Pl-471 IN-SITU TEM ANALYSIS OF THE PARTICLE MORPHOLOGY OF PD/C 1063

Lin S. D., Lin C, Hsu Y.

Pl-472 ALUMINIUM COORDINATION DURING CATALYTIC ACTION: IN-SITU AL KXAS ON LEWIS

ACIDITY IN ZEOLITES 1065Van Bokhoven J. A., Prins R.

Pl-473 CRYSTALLIZATION OF MANGANESE OXIDE NANOPART1CLES IN THE POROSITY OF SBA-I5SILICAS FOLLOWED BY IN SITU X-RAY DIFFRACTION TECHNIQUES 1068

Imperor-ClercM„ Bazin D., Escax V., Davidson A., Appay M. D., Beaunier P.

Pl-474 XAFS CHARACTERIZATIONOF MESOPOROUS SILICA SUPPORTED MO CATALYSTS DURING

1-BUTENE PHOTO-METATHESIS REACTION 1070

lchikuni N., Akila T„ Bando K., Shimazu S„ Uemalsu T.

Pl-475 PROBING SURFACE SITES OF FRESH M02N/AL203, M02C/AL203 AND MOP/AL203 CATALYSTSBY CO ADSORPTION AND IN SITU FT-IR SPECTROSCOPY 1072

Wu W., Li C, Wu Z., Yang S., Feng Z, Liang C, Xin Q.

Pl-476 IN-SITU CHARACTERIZATION OF SUPPORTED AU CATALYSTS FOR CO OXIDATION 1074Costelh C, Yang J., Wang Y., KimgM. C, KungH. H.

Pl-477 SYSTEMATIC "EX-SITU" AND "IN-SITU" ELECTRON MICROSCOPY STUDIES OF SUPPORTED

PHASE SINTERING IN NM/CEMEOx (NM= RH ,PT; ME= ZR, PR, TB) CATALYSTS UNDER DIFFERENT

REDOX ENVIRONMENTS 1076

Cauqui M. A., Calvino J. J., Pirez-Omil J. A., Bernal S„ Mira C, Hansen P. L.

PM78 IN-SITUXAFS ANALYSIS OF SUPPORTED PD-PT CATALYSTS UNDER MODEL

HYDRODEAROMATIZATION CONDITIONS 1078Bando K., Matsui T„ Harada M., Hosomi N., Kvbota T„ Okamolo Y., Yoshimura Y.

PI-479 APPLICATION OF IN SITU LASER-INDUCED LUMINESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY TO THE STUDY

ON CATALYSIS 1080

Chen J., Li C, ShiJ., FengZ., YingP.

Pl-480 SURFACE DYNAMICS OF POTASSIUM PROMOTED CATALYSTS . SPECIES RESOLVED

THERMAL ALKALI DESORPTION APPROACH 1082

Kotarba A., Sojka Z, Djega-Mariadassou G., Pellersson J.

Pl-481 IN-SITU HIGH RESOLUTION TEM REDUCTION OF COPPER OXIDE PARTICLES 1084

Schabes-Retchkiman P., Puente-Lee I.

Pl-482 REDOX BEHAVIOUR OF OVER-EXCHANGED FEZSM-5 STUDIED BY IN-SITU SOFT X-RAY

ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY 1087

De GroolF. M. F„ Heijboer W„ BaltistonA., Knop-Gericke A., KonlngsbergerD„ Weckhuysen B.

Pl-483 IN SITU FT-IR SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF CO ADSORPTION ON SULFIDED NIW/AL203

CATALYSTS 1089

Zuo D., Mauge F„ Nie H., Vrinat M, Shi Y„ Lacroix M., Li D.

Pl-484 IN SITU XAS STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF PD AND PT CLUSTERS ON THE MECHANISM OF

SNOj BASED GAS SENSORS 1091

Safonova O., Neisius T., Chenevier B,, Matko L, GaskovA,, Labeau M.

Pl-485 TEMPERATURE PROGRAMMED FLUX RESPONSE AS A TEST FOR COMPARING CATALYST

ACTIVITY 1094

RichardsonD., HellgardlK., Mason G., Buffham B„ Russell P.

Pl-486 IN SITU UV-VIS DRS SPECTROSCOPY OF COOPER-PROMOTED

HYDROXYAPATITECATALYSTS DURING BUTAN-2-OL DEHYDROGENATION 1096

KacimiM., RouimiM., ZiyadM., Bozon-VerdurazF., ZiyadM.Pl-487 CO FISCHER-TROPSCH CATALYSTS: THE APPLICATION OF ADVANCED

CHARACTERISATION TECHNIQUES TO PROBE THE STRUCTURE AND PREPARATION 1098

AntoniniA., Casci J., LokC, West J., Norval S., Shannon M,

Pl-488 CATALYSTS IN CONTROLLED REACTION ENVIRONMENTS 1100

Barnes P., Parkes G., Fesenko E.

Pl-489 IN SITU TEM OF SUPPORTED CU-PT NANOPARTICLES 1102

Kaoyman P., Boisen A., Helveg S.

Pl-490 QUASI IN SITU TEM CHARACTERISATION OF HIGHLY DISPERSED NI/AL203 CATALYSTS 1104

KooymanP., VogelaarB., Bonne" R„ LokM.

Pl-491 IN SITU AND IN OPERANDO XRD STUDIES OF N20 DECOMPOSITION OVER PLATINUM:

PROOF OF FORMATION OF A BULK PTOx PHASE AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR CATALYTIC

AMMONIA OXIDATION 1106

Kraehnerl R., Kondratenko E. V., RadnikJ., Schneider M., Wilde L., Baerns M., Herein D.

Pl-492 ACTIVE COPPER SITE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF DIMETHYL CARBONATE

VIA GAS PHASE OXIDATIVE CARBONYLATION OF METHANOL 1108

Drake I., FudjalaK., Bell A., TilleyD.

Pl-493 OPERANDO COMBINED INFRARED/RAMAN AND EPR SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE

METHANOL OXIDATION OVER ALUMINA SUPPORTED MOLYBDENUM 1110

Bourdon G. L., Morel S., Horiba J. Y., Dujardin C, Capron M., Cristol S., Vezin H., Payen E.

Pl-495 THE PROPENE EPOXIDATION OVER GOLD ON TITANIA CATALYSTS: AN OPERANDO

SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY 1112

Nijhuis T. A., Visser T., Weckhuysel

Pl-496 CHARACTERIZATION OF MOLYBDENUM-ON-CARBON CATALYSTS USING TEMPERATURE-

PROGRAMMED REDUCTION AND IN SITU X-RAY DIFFRACTION 1115

Dadyburjor D., KuglerE., Hanson J.

CATALYTIC REACTION MECHANISMS

PLENARY

PL2 DYNAMICS OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN CATALYTIC ACTIVATION OF ALKANES 1117

Iglesia E.

KEYNOTES

KN2-1 CATALYTIC REACTIVITY ON METAL SURFACES FROM A COMBINATION BETWEEN FIRST

PRINCIPLE CALCULATIONS AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES 1119

Sautet P.

KN2-2 IMPACT OF IN SITU MAS NMR TECHNIQUES ON THE ELUCIDATION OF REACTION

MECHANISMS IN HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS 1121

Ivanovo 1.1.

ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

O2-001 CO AND CjR, HYDROGENATION ON PD-AL2O3/NIAL(110) AND PD(lll): SFG, TPD, GC AND PM-

IRAS STUDIES FROM UHV TO 1 BAR 1123

Rupprechter <?., Morkel M., De La Fuente O. R.. FreundH.

02-002 ALKENE CHEMISTRY ON PALLADIUM SURFACES: NANOPARTICLES VERSUS SINGLE

CRYSTALS 1125

Shaikhutdlnov S„ DoyleA.

02-003 SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE CROSS COUPLING REACTION BETWEEN CH2(A) AND CF3(A)

ONAG(Ill) I.".: 1127

Huang W., White J.

02-004 CATALYSIS BY GOLD: IMAGING AND LOCAL CHEMICAL PROBING OF THE CO OXIDATION

UNDER INSITU CONDITIONS 1129

DeBocarmi T. V., BOr T., Chau T.. Kreuzer H. I, Krvse N.

02-005 AU/MGO(100) MODEL CATALYST FOR LOW TEMPERATURE CO OXIDATION 1131

Henry C, Meerson 0., Ferrero S., Barth C, Hoejrup-HansenK., Chapon C, Silja G„ Giorgio S.

02-006 A GROWING ENDS STRING METHOD FOR FINDING TRANSITION STATES OF CATALYZED

REACTIONS 1133

Baron P., HeydenA,, Bell A., ChakrabortyA.

02-007 CATALYSIS ON THE ATOMIC SCALE: FEM/ FIM STUDIES OF CHEMICAL WAVE

PROPAGATION IN OSCILLATORY REACTIONS ON PLATINUM GROUP MATERIALS 1135

Gorodetskii V., Elokhin V., Nietmenhuys B. E.

02-008 ETHYLENE EPOXIDATION: MECHANISM, ACTIVITY, SELECTIVITY AND FIRST PRINCIPLES

APPROACH TO CATALYST DESIGN , 1137

Utile S., Barteau M.

02-009 EPOXIDATION OF OLEFINS INCLUDING NATURAL TERPENES BY THE SYSTEM .HYDROGEN

PEROXIDE MANGANESE(IV) COMPLEX CARBOXYLIC ACID. IN ACETONITRILE. KINETICS AND

MECHANISM OF THE DEC-1-ENE EPOXIDATION 1139WoltiskiC, Kozlov Y., Nizova G., Schuchardl U., MandelliD., Shul'pin G.

O2-010 LATE TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES IN HOMO- AND CO-POLYMERIZATION. INSIGHT

FROM THEORETCAL STUDIES BASED ONDESITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY AND STOCHASTIC

SIMULATION 1141

Ziegler T., Michalak A.

O2-0U INVESTIGATION OF HYDRODECHLORINATION REACTION STEPS OF CHLORO-CONTAINING

COMPOUNDS ON PD CATALYST 1143

Ribeiro F. H., Chen N.. BarbosaL., Ito L.

02-012 ACTIVATION OF METHANE AT DIFFERENT ACTIVE SITES ON (010)V2Os SURFACE: CLUSTER

DFT STUDIES 1145

WilkoM., GrybosR., Tokarz-Sobieraj R.

02-013 APPLICATIONS OF QM/MM METHODS TO HOMOGENEOUS CATALYSIS 1147

Vjaque G., Dmdis-Sold G., Braga A. A.. Maseras F., Lledds A.

02-014 INTERACTION OF MOS2 CRYSTALLITES WITH y-AL,03: A DFT STUDY 1149Arrouvel C, Toulhoat H„ Breysse M„ RaybaudP.

02-015 THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE DIMETHYLDIBENZOTHIOPHENE

HYDRODESULFURISATIONMECHANISM ON PROMOTED MOS2 1151

PaulJ. F., Veilly E., Cristol S., Payen E., BottgeardD.. Le GallR., HutschkaF.

02-016 RUTHENIUM AS OXIDATION CATALYST: BRIDGING THE GAPS BETWEEN IDEAL AND REAL

SYSTEMS IN HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS 1153Abmann J., Narkhede V., Loeffler E., Over H., Muhler M.

02-017 BASICITY OF NANOSIZED NOBEL METAL CLUSTERS IN CATALYSIS 1156

Zhang C., Hare J„ BeardB.

02-018 QUANTUM CHEMICAL AND TRANSIENT STUDY IN ASYMMETRIC HETEROGENEOUS

CATALYSIS: HYDROGENATION OF DIONES 1158

ToukoniHty E., Nieminen V., Taskinen A., Warna J., Hotokka M., Salmi L, Uurzin D.

02-019 ANCHORINGASYMMETRIC ORGANOMETALL1C CATALYSTS AT CONCAVE SURFACES

ENHANCES THEIR ENANTIOSELECTIVITY: A COMPUTER GRAPHIC ANALYSIS 1160Thomas J„ Raja R., Lewis D„ Johnson B.

02-020 HIGHLY EFFICIENT LIQUID-PHASE OXIDATION OF CYCLOHEXANONES TO ACIDS WITH

D10XYGEN CATALYSED BY VANADIUM COMPLEXES ORNOVEL PRECURSORS 1162

BrigeaultJ,, Vennal M., Hersan P., Shul'Pin G. B.

02-021 A PROPOSED EXPLANATION FOR THE REPORTED INVERSE KINETIC ISOTOPE EFFECT IN

SILVER BASED ETHYLENE EPOXIDATION 1164

LockemeyerJ., KobeJ„ Anderson S.

02-022 PREFERENTIAL OXIDATION OF CO IN THE PRESENCE OF H2 (PROX) OVER PT/AL203 AND

PT/CExZR^Oj CATALYSTS. EFFECT OF OXYGEN MOBILITY 1166

Wootsch A., Descorme C, Duprez D.

02-023 ETHENE OXIDATION STUDIED ON A PALLADIUM - OXYGEN MODEL CATALYST 1168

Unlerberger W., Hayek K., KIStzerB.

02-024 KINETICS AND MECHANISM OF HCN OXIDATION OVER PT/AL203 1170Peden C, Zhao H„ fonkyn R., BarlowS„ Koel B.

02-025 REACTION MECHANISM OF N-BUTANE OXIDATIVEDEHYDROGENATION OVER

TETRAVALENT PYROPHOSPHATES CATALYSTS 1172

Marcu I., Schuurman Y., Sandulescu I., Millet J. M.

02-026 IN SITU 13C MAS NMR STUDY ON THE MECHANISM OF BUTANE ISOMERIZATION OVER

ACIDIC CATALYSTS 1174He H., Ma Zuona, Zou ¥., Gao Z.

02-027 PARAFFIN AROMATIZATION ON ZSM-5 CATALYSTS: A MICROKINETIC AND DFT STUDY 1177Bhan A., Joshi Y.. Hsu S.. Venkatasubramanian V.. Caruthers 1, Thomson K., Delgass N,

02-028 PARTIAL OXIDATION OF METHANE TO SYNTHESIS GAS: MECHANISTIC AND KINETIC

STUDIES OF REACTION PATHWAYS OVER NI AND PT-CONTAINING CATALYSTS 1179

Tulenin Y., SlnevM., Savkin V. V., Bychkov V. Y., Korchak V. N.

02-029 THE ROLE OF BASE PROMOTERS ON RU-CATALYZED AMMONIA SYNTHESIS 1181Davis R„ Siporin S.

02-030 THE DETAILED KINETICS AND MECHANISM OF THE SYNTHESIS OF ETHYL ACETATE FROM

ETHANOL OVER A CU/CR203 CATALYST 1183

ColleyS., TabatabaeiJ., WaughK., WoodM.

02-031 IMPLICATIONS OF UNIVERSALITY IN HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS 1184

Bligaard T., Dahl S., Christensen C, Nerskov J. K.

02-032 MECHANISTIC ASPECTS OF THE AMMONIA OXIDATION OVERPT GAUZE ELUCIDATED BY

TRANSIENT EXPERIMENTS 1186Kondratenko V. A., Baerns M.

02-033 CATALYTIC DESTRUCTION OF NITROGEN CONTAINING ORGANIC POLLUTANTS TO N2, C02AND H20 1188

HaberJ., Machej T., Sadowska H., JanasJ., KrysciakJ.02-034 TRAPPING EXPERIMENT OF NICKELfll) TARTRATE: TOWARD THE ACTIVE SPECIES OF

TARTARIC ACID MODIFIED ASYMMETRIC NICKEL CATALYSTS 1190Zhou Z, Zhao R„ Wan H., TsaiK.

POSTERS

P2-001 STATISTICAL KINETIC ANALYSIS OF NH3 FORMATION OVER FE(IOO) AND FE(lll) MODELCATALYSTS 1192

MoshfeghA., ReyhaniA.

P2-002 NON-OXIDATIVE ACTIVATION AND COUPLED TOTAL OXIDATION/DRY REFORMING OF

METHANE ON PT SINGLE CRYSTALS 1194

Rioux R., Marsh A., Somorjai G.

P2-003 THE ADSORPTION AND REACTION OF NO ON SINGLE CRYSTAL TITANATE (TI02 ANDSRTI03) SURFACES 1196

Peden C, AzadS.. Engelhard M.. Henderson M., SzanyiJ., WangL.P2-004 FORMATION OF SUBSURFACE OXYGEN SPECIES AND ITS HIGH ACTIVITY TO CO OVER

NANO-SILVER CATALYSTS 1198

QuZ., BaoX.

P2-00S ROLE OF PREADSORBED OXYGEN IN NO + CO REACTION 1200

Corodelskii V., MalveevA,, SametovaA., Nieuwenhuys B. E.

P2-006 MONTE CARLO/UBI-QEP KINETIC MODEL OF 02 ADSORPTION ON FCC(lll) AND (100) METALSURFACES 1202

Shusiorovich E„ Zeigamik, AbramovaL, A„ BaranovS. P.

P2-007 CONDITION-DEPENDENCEOF MOS2 NANOCLUSTERMORPHOLOGY AND EDGESTRUCTURES REVEALED BY ATOM-RESOLVED SCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPY 1204

LaurilsenJ. V., NorskovJ. K., Clausen B., TopseeH., BesenbacherF.

P2-008 OXIDATION OF PALLADIUM: HIGH PRESSURE TREATMENT AND SURFACE SCIENCE

CHARACTERIZATION 1206Ribeiro F. H„ Han J., Zhu G., ZemlyanovD.

P2-009 THE SURFACE CHEMISTRY OFETHANOL OVER CLEAN AND MODIFIED PT SURFACES 1208Hart N., Wilson K., LeeA.

P2-010 SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION OF a,p UNSATURATED ALDEHYDES: INVESTIGATION OF 3-

METHYL-2-BUTENAL ADSORPTION AND ADSORPTION HYDROGENATION ON PT(lll) BY PM-RAIRS 1210Konduru M, Jugnet Y., BertoliniJ.

P2-011 CHLOROALKANE DECOMPOSITION OVER CLEAN AND SULPHATED PT(lll) 1212Carr P., Wilson K, Lee A.

P2-012 A DFT STUDY OF CO ON NI(211) 1214

Abild-Pedersen F., NerskovJ. K.

P2-014 STUDIES OF NOX STORAGE AND SULPHUR POISONING IN MODEL CATALYSTS 1216

Ishil M., Matsumoto S., Stone P., Bowker M.

P2-015 XPS AND TPD STUDY OF THE MECHANISM OF PD(110) OXIDATION 1218

TitkovA., SalanovA., KoscheevS., BoroninA.

P2-016 DFT STUDY OF a-M02C (100) CATALYSTS: SURFACE STABILITY AND CO ADSORPTION 1220

Frapper G„ Farault G., Pelissier M„ Hajher J,

P2-017IN-SITU CHARACTERIZATIONOF NITRILE-PT/AL203 LIQUID-SOLID CATALYTIC

INTERFACES 1222

StnmkM., Williams C.

P2-018 COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRYSTUDY OF SOLID-AQUEOUS SOLUTION INTERFACE OF

METAL OXIDES 1224

Mart U., Miura R., Jung C, Kurokawa H., Kubo M., Miyamoto A.

P2-019 METHANOL DECOMPOSITION ON PD MODEL CATALYSTS MONITORED BY XPS AND PM-

IRAS 1226Barasio M.,De La Fuente O. R., RupprechterG., FretmdH.

P2-020 SURFACE STATE OF PT(lll) IN INTERACTION WITH H2 OR 02 IN WORKING CONDITIONS. AN

AB IGNITION STUDY 1228

Legare P.

P2-021 HYDROCARBON ADSORPTION ON A CHROMIUM OXIDE MODEL CATALYST SUPPORTED ON

AL2O3/NIAL(110) 1230Salnio J., Lahtinen J., A iraksinen S„ KrauseA. O. I.

P2-022 ISOTOPE TRACER AND STM INVESTIGATION OF THE ORIGIN OF ELECTROCHEMICAL

PROMOTION OF CATALYSIS AND OF METAL-SUPPORT INTERACTIONS 1232KatsaounisA., Archonta D., Vayenas C.

P2-023 THE CO-ADSORPTION OF CO AND BENZENE ON PT(lll) 1234Jasen P., Brauela C, Padin Z, Gonzalez E„ Juan A.

P2-024 RESOLVING CATALYTIC PHENOMENA AT THE ATOMIC SCALE:STM IMAGING OF

SPILLOVER AND SMSI 1236

BowkerM., Bennett R. A., Pang C. Mortal P., Perkins N.. Stone P.

P2-025 TWO-DIMENSIONAL VS THREE-DIMENSIONAL SUPPORTED METAL NANOPARTICLES:

STRUCTURE AND REACTIVITY 1238Shaikhutdinov S., Meyer R.

P2-026 ADSORPTION OF UNSATURATED HYDROCARBONS ON PD(lll) AND PT(lll): A DFT STUDY 1240MittendotferF., ThomazeauC, RaybaudP., ToulhoatH.

P2-027 CARBON FORMATION FROM CO AND ETHYLENE DISSOCIATION ON NI(lll): SELECTIVEBLOCKING OF SPECIAL ACTIVE SITES 1242

Vang R., VestergaardE. K., SchnadtJ., BesenbacherF.

P2-028 FIRST-PRINCIPLES STUDY OF CO ADSORPTION AND REACTION WITH H ON NI CATALYST 1244Remediakis I., NerskovJ. K.

P2-029 .STATE-BY-STATE TRANSIENT SCREENING.: FROM .MODEL-FREE. KINETIC

CHARACTERIZATION TO THE DETAILED CATALYTIC MECHANISM 1245

ShekhlmanS., Yablonsky G., Gleaves J., Fushimi R.

P2-030 LIQUID (LIQUID-GAS) REACTIONS WITH HEAT OR GAS PRODUCTION: OSCILLATORY

MOTION IN CATALYST PORES 1247

Datsevich L.

P2-031 NEWINSIGHTS INTO POLYOLEFIN CATALYSIS 1249FroeseR.

P2-032 STEERING INTO LESS FAVORED ADSORPTION SITES OF CO ADSORPTION ON MOLYBDENUMPHOSPHIDES 1251

Liang C, Feng Z, Wu W., Van Svlen ft. A., LI C.

P2-033 COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY INVESTIGATION OF BETA-HYDROGEN ELIMINATION OFETHYL PALLADIUM COMPLEXES 1253

Raharintsalama R., Munakata H., Koyama M, Kubo M., Miyamoto A.

P2-034 MOLECULAR APPROACH IN CONSIDERATION OF ELECTROPHILIC OXYGEN ON SILVER.EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STUDY 1255

Boronin A., Avdeex V„ KoscheevS., Zhidomirov G.

P2-035 THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE N20 ADSORPTION AND DECOMPOSITION ON RH(lll) 1257Paul J. F., Perez-RamirezJ., Ample F., Ricart J. M.

P2-036 VIBRATIONAL NON-EQUILIBRIUM AT THE SURFACE IN CHEMISORPTION AND CATALYSIS,AN OVERLOOKED REALITY ? 1259

Molinari E., Tomellini M.

P2-037 SELECTIVITY OF THE HYDROGENATION OF o-p UNSATURATED ALDEHYDES WITH PT

CATALYSTS. A DENSITY FUNCTIONAL STUDY 1261

Delbecq F., Loffreda D„ Sautet P., Vlgne F.

P2-038 DEPENDENCE OF METATHESIS ACTIVITY OF MONOMERIC MO-METHYLIDENE SITES ON

THEIR LOCALISATION ON y-ALjOj -A DFT STUDY 1263

HandzlikJ., Ogonowskl J., Tokan-Sobieraj R.P2-039 DEVELOPMENT OFACCELERATED QUANTUM CHEMICAL MOLECULAR DYNAMICSMETHOD AND ITS APPLICATION TO CATALYTIC REACTION DYNAMICS 1265

Kubo M., Ito Y., Jung C, Kurokawa hf., KoyamaM., Imamura A., Miyamoto A.

P2-040 NOX-CATALYZED DEEP OXIDATION OF METHANOL: DFT CALCULATION AND REACTIONMECHANISM 1267

Xiao C, Hou S.. Yan N., ZouM, Kou Y„ Liu W.

P2-041 COMBINED MOLECULAR MODELLING/EXPERIMENTALAPPROACH TO ELUCIDATE

COMPLEX ORGANIC REACTIONS 1269Nieminen V., Mdki-ArvelaP., Hqjek J., Kumar N., Salmi T., Murzin D.

P2-042 THEORETICAL STUDY OF PHENOL OXIDATION BY A NEW-TYPE COPPER COMPLEX WITH

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND T-BUTYL HYDROPEROXIDE BY USING PAIRED 1MTERACTING

ORBITALS (PIO) ANALYSIS 1271Kurusu Y., Shiga A.

P2-043 HIGHLY EXCITED STATES OF ALKALI AT CATALYTIC SURFACES . FROM ACADEMIC

CONCERNS TOWARDS INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE 1273

KotarbaA., Sojka Z., Menon G., HolmlidL.

P2-044 PROPENE EPOXIDATION ON AU/TS-1: MECHANISTIC STUDIES USING DENSITY FUNCTIONAL

THEORY 1275'

Thomson K., Wells Jr. D., Delgass N„ Thomson K. T.

P2-045 METHANE ACTIVATION OVER MOO,(010), AN AB INITIO STUDY 1277

Coquet R., WillockD., Taylor S., Hulchings G.

P2-046 SPIN DENSITYDISTRIBUTION UPON COORDINATION OF NITROGEN OXIDE TO SURFACE

TRANSITION METAL IONS - AN UNEXPLORED KEY FOR RESOLVING A MECHANISTIC DICHOTOMY

OF N-N BOND FORMATION 1279

PietrzykP., Sojka Z.

P2-047 MODELLING ALCOHOL SYNTHESES AND THE WATER-GAS SHIFT REACTION OVER METALS

SUPPORTED ON METAL OXIDES 1281French S., Sokol A., Callow R.

P2-048 APPROACH TO ANALYSIS OF THE ACTIVE SITES IN REDOX REACTIONS OVERWORKING

METAL-ION ZEOLITES. IN-SITU ANALYSIS OF FE-ZEOLITE CATALYSTS IN SCR-NOX IN THE NO-Oj-C3H„ CjHj, - CoHj,, AND -NH3 REACTION MIXTURES 1283

Sobalik Z, Drobna H., Schwarze M„ LholkaM„ BemauerB., SponerJ. E., Wichterlova B.

P2-049 HEMILABILE LIGAND INDUCED SELECTIVITY: A DFT STUDY ON THE ETHYLENE

TRIMERIZATION CATALYZED BY TI-COMPLEXES 1285DeBruin T., Magna L., Raybaud P., ToulhoalH.

P2-050 A NEW COMPUTATIONAL METHOD FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION OF OXYGEN DIFFUSION

OVER CERIACONTAINING SUPPORTS 1287

Bedrane S., Gaidikas A., Descorme C, Duprez D.

P2-0S1 RULES AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF PROMOTION, ELECTROCHEMICALPROMOTION AND METALSUPPORT INTERACTIONS 1289

Vayenas C, Brosda S., Pliangos C.

P2-052 THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE REACTION OF H2 WITH A CU2PT2 NANOCLUSTER 1291

AnguianoA., Castillo S., LunaH.

P2-053 A FIRST PRINCIPLES ANALYSIS OF THE ELECTROCATALYTICOXIDATION OF METHANOL 1293

Neurock M, Wasileski S.

P2-0S4 DFT STUDIES ON SUBSTITUTION OF ZEOLETIC FRAMEWORK AND SOME RELATED

CHARACTERS IN CATALYSIS 1295

Wang Y, Yang G., Zhou £>., LiuX, UaD., HanX., BaoX.

P2-05S AB INITION KINETICS FOR AMMONIA SYNTHESIS 1297

HonkalaK., NerskovJ. K.

P2-056 COj ACTIVATION ON AN F CENTER OF THE MGO SURFACE 1298

Fhrez E., Truong T., Mondragon F.

P2-0S7 A THEORETICAL STUDY OF CATALYTIC HDS REACTION PATH OF i)1 ADSORBEDTHIOPHENE ON MOjS, CLUSTER MODEL 1300

YaoX.JiaoH., Wu G., Li Y.

P2-0S8 INFLUENCE OF MN AND CO ON THE PROPERTIES OF ACTIVE SITES IN MOLYBDENA BASED

CATALYSTS; DFT CLUSTER MODEL STUDIES 1302

Tokarz-Sobieraj R„ Witko M.

P2-0S9 AB INITIO DFT STUDIES ON EPOXIDATION OF CYCLOHEXENE CATALYZED BY MANGANESE

PORPHYRINS 1304Rutkowska-Zbik D., WitkoM, Serwicka E.

P2-060 EVALUATING METAL-CO BINDING ENERGIES FROM VIBRATIONAL DATA: SPECTROSCOPIC

STUDIES ON MODELTRANSITION METAL TRIATOMICS 1306

Tremblay B., Manceron L.

P2-061 NEW APPROACH IN THE ELECTRON THEORY OF CATALYSIS: ELECTRODYNAMICALAND

QUANTUM MECHANICAL MODELS FOR BINARY METALLIC ALLOYS AND SEMICONDUCTORS 1308

GlushkovA.

P2-062 THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE DIMERIZATION OF LINEAR ALKENES CATALYZED

BY ACIDIC ZEOLITES 1310Svelle S., Kolboe S., Swang O.

P2-063 IN SITU CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CO/AU CATALYTIC SYSTEM: A DIALOGUE BETWEEN

HIGH PRESSURE STM, RAIRS MEASUREMENTS AND DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORYCALCULATIONS 1312

LoffredaD., Piccolo I., Aires F. J. C. S., Deranlol C, Sautet P.

P2-064 INTERACTION OF C02 WITH NI, PDAND PT DEPOSITED ONAN F CENTER OF THE MGO

SURFACE 1314Florez E., Truong T., Mondragon F.

P2-06S CO AND NO ADSORPTION ON NAKED PD4 CLUSTERS: A DFT STUDY 1316

Berlin V., Castro M,Ldpez R., Poulain E.

P2-066 EFFICACY OF POLANYI RELATION IN HETEROGENOUS CATALYSIS: OPTIMUM CONDITION

FOR MAXIMUM ACTIVITY, STRUCTURE SENSITIVITY, VOLCANO BEHAVIOR AND COMPENSATION

EFFECT 1317Ichikawa S.

P2-067 DIRECT CATALYTIC CONVERSION OF METHANE TO METHANOL ON MOO, (010) SURFACE

BY SIMULATION APPROACH 1319

Moshfegh A., Dashti M.

P2-068 CATALYTIC N=N TRIPLE BOND ACTIVATION AND ITS CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATIONS:

OVERVIEW AND COMPUTATIONAL STUDIES 1321Musaev D. G., Morokuma K, Basch H.

P2-069 A THEORETICAL DFT STUDY OF THE ROLE OF EXTRA FRAMEWORK ALUMINUM ON

HYDROCARBON ACTIVATION AND ACID STRENGTH 1323

Mota C, BheringD.

P2-070 A THEORETICAL AB INITIO AND DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY STUDIES ON

INTERACTIONS OF SMALL MOLECULES WITH TRANSITION METAL MODIFIED ZEOLITES AND

VANADIA SUPPORTED ON TITANIA CATALYSTS: STRUCTURE, REACTION MECHANISM, IR

PROPERTY 1325

Zhanpeisov N.

P2-071BIOCATALYSIS: MONTE-CARLO COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION OF THE STRUCTURALPROPERTIES AND BIOCATALYTIC ACTIVITY STUDYING PROSTAGLANDINS, PROSTACYCLIENSAND LEUKOTRIENS 1327

Malinovsky A.

P2-072 THE COMPENSATION EFFECT IN HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS 1329

Bligaard T., HonkalaK,, Logadotlir A., Dahl S., Chrislensen C, NerskovJ, K.

P2-073 REACTION RATE SPECTROSCOPY FOR A CATALYZED REACTION OF GASES 1331Yasuda Y.

P2-074 ADSORPTION OF HYDROGEN ON AL CLUSTERS: A DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY STUDY 1333

Yarovskyh, Goldberg A,

P2-07S THEORETICAL STUDY OF METHANE ACTIVATION WITH DFT METHOD 1335SunZ.LiuD., ZhangX., Gui J., Song L., LiX.ZhaoG.

P2-076 CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF VPO, CATALYST FOR N-BUTANE OXIDATION TO MALEIC

ANHYDRIDE, UNDER HYDROCARBON-RICH CONDITIONS 1337CavaniF., CoriclliC, GaspariniF„ MignaniA., PierelliF., TrifirdF., Fumagalli C, GhelfiF., Mazzoni G.

P2-077 ON THE MECHANISM OF THE CATALYTIC OXIDATION OF 1-BUTENE TO ACETIC ACID IN

PRESENCE OF WATER 1339

Supmn W., Kubias B„ Eberle H, J., Rildinger C, PappH.

P2-078 EFFECT OF AU OXIDATION STATE, CLUSTER SIZE AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE UPON CO

OXIDATION ACTIVITY 1341

Overbury S., Yan W., Chen B., MahnrinS., Mtillins A, Schwartz V., Lupini A., PennycookS. J., Ortiz-Soto L.t Amiridis M., Dai S.

P2-079 SYNTHESIS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE BY DIRECT OXIDATION OF Hj WITH 02 ONSUPPORTED AU-PD BIMETALLIC CATALYST 1343

Ishihara T„ Hata Y„ Yoshida S., Nishiguchi H., Takila Y.

P2-080 COMBINED SPECTROSCOPIC AND THEORETICAL APPROACH TOWARDS UNDERSTANDINGENANTIODISCRIMINATIONON CHIRAL SURFACES 1345

BaikerA., Burgi T.. Matlat T., VonArxM, Vargas A.

P2-081IN-SITU SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE MECHANISM OF VERATRYL ALCOHOL

OXIDATION BY CO(SALEN) AND DIOXYGEN IN WATER 1347Kervinen K., Mesu G., Repo T., LeskeW M., Weckhuysen B.

P2-082 NEW SCHIFF BASES FOR ASYMMETRIC HYDROGENATION OF ACETOPHENONE 1349Karami L, Lemalre M., Jahjah M., Tommasino M. L.

P2-083 THE ROLE OF EVANS' AUXILIARY IN ASYMMETRIC DIELS-ALDERCYCLOADDITIONS. ANALTERNATIVE MECHANISM 1351

Bakahva S., Santos A. G., Cabrita E.

P2-084 MODIFICATION OF ACTIVE SITES BY THE INTRODUCTION OF GAS PROMOTERS IN THEFEED DURINGOXIDATION REACTIONS 1353

Demoulin O., Seunierl., DuryF,, NavezM., RachwalikR., SulikowsklB., Gonzalez-Carrazan S., Gaigneaux E., Ruiz P.

P2-085 REDUCTION OFMOLYBDENUM OXIDES AND SUBOXIDES MONITORED BY THEDEOXYGENATION OF BENZOIC ACID 1355

Dury F., Gaigneaux E., Misplon V.

P2-086 COj REFORMING OF METHANE OVER LANIOj AS STARTED MATERIAL 1357Batiot-Dupeyrat C., Gailego G. S„ Mondragon F„ BarraultJ., Tatibouet J.

P2-087 THERMAL ANALYSIS-MASS SPECTROMETER COUPLING AS A POWERFUL TECHNIQUE TOINVESTIGATE THE REDOX CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PEROVSKITE OXIDES APPLIED TO ANOVEL PROCESS OF PARTIAL OXIDATION OF METHANE TO SYNGAS 1359

Ji W., Wang Z, Chen Y., Li R.. Yu C, Shen S.

P2-088 ELECTRON TRANSFER FROM ALPHA-KEGGIN ANIONS TO DIOXYGEN 1361Geletii Y.. Alalia R., Hill C, Weinstockl

P2-089 THE VARIOUS PARAMETERS AFFECTING THE CO + 02 REACTION ON SUPPORTED GOLD

NANOPARTICLES 1363

Pilchon V., Ivanovo S„ Petit C.

P2-090 TRANSIENT 1SOTOPIC STUDY OF STRONTIUM PROMOTED AND UNPROMOTED ND2OjCATALYSTS FOR THE REACTION OF OXIDATIVE COUPLING OF METHANE 1365

FilkovaD., Baerns M., PelrovL., WolfD., Gayko G., ZhetyazkovP2-091 MECHANISM OF AMMONIA OXIDATION INTO N20 OVER MN-BI-0/a-AL203 CATALYST 1367

Slavinskaya £., Ivanovo A., BoroninA., Chesalov Y., NoskovA.

P2-092 STRUCTURAL AND ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES OF AMIO, CATALYSTS WITH VERY LOW

GOLD LOADINGS (<1%): BRIDGINGTHE MATERIAL GAP BETWEEN MODEL AND PRACTICAL

CATALYSIS 1369

WillmffE. A., Braun S.. Schroeder S.

P2-093 ON THE MORPHOLOGY AND OXIDATION STATE OF THE ALUMINA SUPPORTED RU

NANOPARTICLES DURING PARTIAL OXIDATION OF METHANE 1371

Balint I., Miyazaki A..AikaK.

P2-094 REGIOSELECTIVE REDUCTION OF a,B-UNSATURATED KETONES BY GAS-PHASE HYDROGEN

TRANSFER ON SOLID BASES 1373Di Cosimo J. L, Apesteguia C, Acosta A.

P2-095 EFFECT OF BRONSTED ACIDITY FOR PROPANE SELECTIVE OXIDATION ON NACAY AND

HCAY ZEOLITES 1375

Xu J., Mojet B. L., Van Ommen J. G., Leffem L.

P2-096 STUDY OF CESIUM PHOSPHO(VANADO)MOLYBDATES ACTIVE IN THE OXIDATIVE

DEHYDROGENATION OF CYCLOHEXANE 1377

HocineS., Rabia C, BaltaharM. M,FoumierM.

P2-097 THE MOLECULAR MECHANISM FORENANTIOSELECTIVE HYDROGENATION OF METHYL

PYRUVATE 1379

Aranda D., Antunes O,, Carneiro J., Souza P., Braga C, PassasF„ Buehl M., Cruz M.

P2-098 IR STUDIES OF THE REACTION PATHWAY FOR PROPANE SELECTIVE OXIDATION TO

ACROLEIN OVER MOPO/SIOj CATALYST 1381

Wan H. £., YiX £>., Weng W. Z, liao Y. Y.

P2-099 REVERSIBLE OXIDATIVE ADDITION OF ALLYLIC CARBOXYLATES TO PALLADIUM(O)COMPLEXES 1383

MensahL., Juland A., Amatore C, MeyerG„ BahsounA., RlcardL.

P2-100 OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION OF ISOBUTANE OVER MOLYBDATES 1385

Agafonov Y. A., Botavina M, GaidaiN., NekrasovN.

P2-101 SELECTIVE OrBASED EPOXIDATION CATALYZED BY DURON-SUBSTITUTED

POLYOXOMETALATES 1387

BolarB., Geletii Y., Hill C, MusaevD., MorokumaK.

P2-102 MIMETIC OXIDATION OF l,2-METHYLENEDIOXY-4(l-PROPENYL)-BENZENE USING

VANADIUM COMPLEXES AND HYDROPEROXIDES 1389Alvarez H.M„De Andrade J. L„ Adolfo Jr. H., Antunes O.

P2-103 PARTIAL OXIDATION/PYROLYSIS INTERACTIONS IN THE CONVERSION OF METHANE TO

SYNGAS 1391Trimm D., Burke N.

P2-104 NOVEL APPLICATION OF IMMOBILIZED CO-COMPLEXES INCLUDING ORGANIC-

INORGANIC HYBRIDS IN OXIDATION OF CYCLOALKANES 1393

HaberJ., MatachowskiL., Pamin K., PoltowiczJ.

P2-10S THE ROLE OF CHIRAL MODIFIERS IN IMPARTING ENANTIOSELECTIVITY TO CATALYTICSURFACES 1395

Ma Z., Kubola J., Zaera F.

P2-106 THE EFFECT OF COUNTERION ON CYCLOHEXENE OXIDATION WITH H202 CATALYSED BY

TI(IV)-SUBSTITUTED HETEROPOLY ANIONS 1397Kholdeeva O., Timofeeva M M, Maksimov G. M„ Trubitsina T.A., Maksimovskaya R. L, Golovin A. V.

P2-107 IN-SITU IR, EXAFS AND HIGH-THROUGHPUT ACTIVITY STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF S ON PT

SUPPORTED CATALYSTS DURING CO OXIDATION 1400

WolfE., GraciaF., Miller J., KropfA.

P2-108 PURIFICATION OF HYDROGEN FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS : DEVELOPMENT OF

MONOLITHIC COPPER-CERIA BASED CATALYSTS FOR WATER-GAS-SHIFT AND PREFERENTIAL

OXIDATION OF CO AT LOW TEMPERATURE 1402

QuineyA. S., TehS. P., Schuurman Y., Mirodalos C.

P2-109 AMINOTHIOALCOHOL LIGANDS FOR THE ENANTIOSELECTIVE TRANSFER

HYDROGENATION OF KETONES 1404

Harfouche J., Lemaire M, Heraull D., Pellet-Roslaing S., Saluzzo C, Tomasino L.

P2-110 ORDERED MESOPOROUS SILICATES AS POTENTIAL ENANTIOSELECTIVE HYDROGENATION

CATALYSTS 1406

Marin-Astorga N„ Pecchi G., Fierro J. L. G, Reyes P.

P2-111 HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS IN THE FENTON-TYPE SYSTEM FEZSM-S/H2Oj 1408KuznetsovaE., Vostrikova L., Parmon V., Savinov E, N.

P2-112 THE HYDROGEN ABSTRACTION MECHANISM FOR THE OXIDATIVE ACTIVATION OF C-H

BONDS : A THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION 1410Fu G.,XuX, LuX.. WanH. L.

P2-113 ACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES IN OXIDATION CATALYSIS: RECONSIDERATION OF PRESENT-

DAY CONCEPTS H12

Panov G., Dubkov K., Slarokon E.

P2-U4 CATALYSIS OF OXIDATION BY NON-REDOX ACID CATALYSTS: OXIDATION OF

CYCLOHEXYLAMINE TO CYCLOHEXANONE OXIME 1414

Kaszonyi A., Cvengrosova Z., Hronec M.

P2-11S ETHANE OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION STUDIED BY IN SITU IR SPECTROSCOPY OVER A

MOOa/ALjOj CATALYST 1416

Heradeous E., Lemonidou A., LercherJ.

P2-116 MECHANISM, SELECTIVITY, PROMOTION AND NEW ULTRA-SELECTIVE PATHWAYS IN AG-

CATALYZED HETEROGENEOUS EPOXIDATION 1419

Williams F. J., Lambert R. M.

P2-117 SUPPORT ACTIVITY AND SURFACE DYNAMICS IN THE SELECTIVEE OXIDATION OF

METHANE OVER SILICA-SUPPORTED OXIDES 1421

OhlerN..BellA.

P2-118 IN SITU OBSERVATION OF CATALYTIC OXIDATION WITH TWO INTERMEDIATES 1423

Oyama T. S., Reed C,

P2-119IN-SITU MAGNETIC RESONANCE INVESTIGATION ON THE MECHANISM OF STYRENE

OXIDATION OVER TS-1 ZEOLITE 1425

ZhuangJ,, Yang G. LanX., LiuX., HanX., BaoX, Mueller U.

P2-120 ROLE OF ACTIVE METAL AND ITS DISTRIBUTION IN THE OXIDATIVE TRANSFORMATION

OF PROPANE OVER FE AND V-BASED CATALYSTS USING NjO AND O, AS OXIDANTS 1427

KondratenkoE. V„ Cherian M., Baerns M., Pirei-Ramlrez J.

P2-121 IN SITU MONITORING OF HETEROGENEOUSLY CATALYSED ENANTIOSELECTIVE

HYDROGENATION OF EXOCYCLIC a,p-UNSATURATED KETONES USING FTIR/ATR SPECTROSCOPY 1429

PintarA., MalaceaR., Fogassy G„ Pinel C, Besson M.

P2-122 PROPANE (O)DH OVER K-PROMOTED V/AL2Oj CATALYSTS: THE ANALYSIS OFCARBONACEOUS DEPOSITS USING MULTI-TRACK AND OPERANDO RAMAN 1431

Mul G., Banares M., Moulijn J.. Guerrero-Perez M. O., Khalib S. J.

P2-123 NANOCARBONS AS HIGH PERFORMANCE CATALYSTS FOR THE OXIDATIVE

DEHYDROGENATION OF ETHYLBENZENE TO STRYRENE 1433

Su D. S., Maksimova M, Keller N., Mestl G., Ledoux M., SchlSgl R.

P2-124 STRUCTURE-REACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS IN SUPPORTED VOx CATALYSTS FOR THE

SELECTIVE OXIDATION OF 1-BUTENE TO ACETIC ACID: A COMPREHENSIVE IN SITU-STUDY 1435

BrticknerA,, Bentrup U., Fail M., Kubias B., Cavani F., Scolari M.

P2-125 SELECTIVE CO OXIDATION UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF CATALYST SURFACE IGNITION 1437

Rozovskii A., Kipnis M., Volnina E., Lin G., Samokhin P.„

P2-126 STUDY ON THE ROLE OF SINGLET OXYGEN IN THE FORMATION OF BENZENE RADICAL-

CATIONS ON ACID CATALYSTS 1439

Vishnelskaya M, Emel'YanovA., ShcherbakovN„ H'lchevA., Rufov Y,

P2-127 CATALYTIC CRACKING PERFORMENCE OF THE MESOSTRUCTURED ALUMINOSILICATE

NANOPARTICLES WITH BIMODAL PORES 1441ShiX., Sun Y., Wu D., Dai L. Y., Zhang Y., He M.

P2-128 DESIGN OF A METAL CATALYST WITH ACTIVITY/SELECTIVITY CONTROLLABLE

FUNCTIONS: DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF ACOUSTIC WAVE RESONANCE OSCILLATION ON ETHANOL

DECOMPOSITION OVER AGAND AGAU ALLOY CATALYSTS 1443Inaue Y., Salo Y., Yukawa T.. Nishiyama H„ Saito N.

P2-129 MECHANISMS OF REACTION OF HEPTANES: ETLYLCYCLOPENTANE ON LOADED PT-CU

CATALYST 1445Zouaoui N„ BoulahalaM., Garin F., Djellouli B,

P2-130 BECKMANN REARRANGEMENT OF ACETOPHENONE OXIME OVER POROUS SOLID

CATALYSTS INVESTIGATED BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE 1447Blasco T., Fernandez A, B., CormaA.

P2-131 INFLUENCE OF THE ADDITION OF SN TO CL-ALj03: CORRELATION BETWEENTRANSFORMATION OFNPROPYLBENZENE UNDER REFORMING CONDITIONS AND ACIDITY OFTHE CATALYTIC MATERIALS 1449

Tappi S., Thomas C, Sayag C, BrodzkiD., Le PeltierF., Trovers C, Djega-Mariadassou G.

P2-132 HYDRODENITROGENATION OF PYRIDINE CATALYZED BY MCM-41 SUPPORTED NI-MOSULFIDES 1451

Wang A., Lti M., Li C, LiX.. Ren J., Ruan L., Yon J., Chen Y., Hu Y.

P2-133 SPECTROKINETIC DETERMINATION OF REACTION INTERMEDIATES DURING THE REVERSE

WATER-GAS-SHIFT REACTION OVERA PT/CE02 CATALYST 1453GoguetA., Meunier F., Breen J., BurchR., ThompsettD„ Fisher J„ Amieiro A.

P2-134 PORE MOUTH SHAPE SELECTIVITY: THE ORIGIN OF REMARKABLE ISOBUTENE

SELECTIVITY OF AGED HFERRIERITE FOR 1-BUTENE SKELETAL ISOMERIZATION 1455

Hong S. B., Lee S., Shin C, Lee W.

P2-135 ACYLATION OF NAPHTHALENE - COMBINED CATALYTIC ANDADSORPTION STUDY. 1457Prokesova P., KotrlaJ., CejkaJ.

P2-136 REVISITING THE PROBLEM OF THE STRUCTURE AND REACTIVITY OF THE ACTIVE

CENTERS ON THE CR/SI02 PHILLIPS CATALYST: A SPECTROSCOPIC INVESTIGATION 1459

Groppo E.. Zecchina A., Spoto G., Carmelo P., Lambertl C, Bordiga S.

P2-137 SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION OF C-5 MULTIFUNCTIONAL MOLECULES 1461

Jackson S. D., Schltigl R.. Gladden L„ Canning A.. Knop-Gericke A., Teschner D., SteinerP., McGregor J.

P2-138 "C MAS-NMR STUDY OF CNTS GROWN BY CATALYTIC DECOMPOSITION OF ACETYLENE ON

FE/SIO: 1463

Perez-Cabero M., Rodriguez-Ramos I., Sobrados I, Sam J., Guerrero-Ruiz A.

P2-139 SURFACE ENERGETICS AS A CONDITIONING FACTOR OF THE ACTIVITY AND SELECTIVITY

OF CATALYSTS: HYDROGEN PRODUCTION BY STEAM REFORMING OF ETHANOL ON CO/ZNO 1465

Guil J. M„ Horns N,, Llorca J., De La Piscina P, R

P2-140 STUDY ON HYDRODESULFURIZATION OF 4,6-DIMETHYLDIBENZOTHIOPHENE 1467

Xie Y.. Nie K, Wang J., LongX.. Shi Y, LiD.

P2-141 A MECHANISTIC STUDY OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE REMOVAL BY ZINC OXIDE ON MONOLITH

FOR FUEL CELL APPLICATIONS 1469

LiuX, Shore L., Novochinskii /., Farrauto R.

P2-142 THE COKE FORMATION OVER SAPO-34 CATALYST IN MTO REACTION 1471

Harada 71, Jwamoto S., Inoue M,

P2-143 NEW INSIGHTS IN THE MECHANISM OF THE PALLADIUM-CATALYZED STILLE REACTION 1473

JulandA., Amatore C, Meyer G.. BahsounA., FuxaA., BucaiUeA., RicardL.. Ndedi-NtepeA.P2-144 EFFECT OF K ON THE DEACTIVATION OF A MODEL PT BLACK IN HEXANE REACTIONS 1475

Woolsch A., Pail Z., Wild U., Schldgl R.

P2-14S CATALYTIC REACTIONS OF METHYLCYCLOHEXANE (MCH) OVER M002(Hx)AC 1477

Katrib A., BelalelH., Garin F.

P2-146 PLATINUM CONTENT EFFECT ON |PT/ZROj - (S04)2 ] CATALYST SELECTIVITY 1479

Garin F., Demirci U. B.

P2-147 THE EFFECT OF ULTRASOUND ON THE ISOMERIZATION VERSUS REDUCTION REACTION

PATHWAYS IN THE HYDROGENATION OF 3-BUTEN-2-OL AND l,4-PENTADIEN-3-OL ON PD-BLACK 1481

Disselkamp R., Peden C. H. F.

P2-148 SHAPE SELECTIVITY IN TOLUENE ALKYLATION WITH METHANOL OVER MWW-TYPE

ZEOLITES 1483

lnagaki S., Kamino K., Shibuya H„ Kikuchi E., Matsukata M.

P2-149ISOPROPANOL DEHYDROGENATION ON CARBON SUPPORTED PT AND CU-PT CATALYSTS 1485

Rioux R.. Vannice M. A.

P2-1S0 OXIDESULFURIZATION (ODS) OF ORGANOSULFUR COMPOUNDS:CARBONYL SULFIDE,METHYL MERCAPTANS AND THIOPHENE 1487

Choi S., Mul G., Moulijn J., Wachs I E.

P2-151 HYDROGENATION OF CHLORONITROBENZENES OVER NOBLE METALS SUPPORTED ON

BETA ZEOLITE 1489

Vallusova Z., Hronec U., Kralik M.

P2-152 CONVERSION OF N20 - HYDROCARBON FEEDS OVER ZSM-5: CATALYST DEACTIVATION

AND NATURE OF COKE 1491

Vereshchagin S„ Kirik N, P., Shishkina N, N„ Anshils A. G.

P2-153 AUTO-CATALYTIC NjO DECOMPOSITION AND DYNAMICS OF SURFACE OXYGEN

GENERATION OVER HZSM-5 WITH LOW FE-C 1493

Kiwi-Minsker L., Bulushev D. A., Renken A.

P2-154 THE MECHANISM OF REDUCTION OFNO WITH H2 IN STRONGLY OXIDIZING CONDITIONS

(LEAN DE-NOX) ON SUPPORTED-PT CATALYSTS: CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND PT PARTICLE

SIZE 1495

Efstalhiou A., Costa C.

P2-155 GAS-PHASE HYDROXYLATION OF AROMATICS OVER COPPER-PHOSPHATE CATALYST 1497

Bahidsky M., Hronec M.

P2-156 MWCNTS AS A NOVEL CARRIER/PROMOTER OF CATALYST RELATED TO

ADSORPTION/ACTIVATION AND SPILLOVER OF HYDROGEN 1499

Zhang H., Yuan Y., DongX., Lin G.D„ DongK., M., TsaiK. R.

P2-157 ANALYSIS OF SITES AND DEPOSITS ON SULFATED ZIRCONIA DURING AND AFTER ALKANE

ISOMERIZATION BY IN SITU UV-VIS SPECTROSCOPY, TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTS AND

CALORIMETRY 1501

JentoflF, Tzolova-MMer G., AhmadR., Melsheimer J., WrabetzS., YangX, Schldgl R., BrailkopfC, PappH.

P2-158 C5/C6 PARAFFINS ISOMERIZATION : NEW INSIGHTS IN REACTION MECHANISMS 1503

Surla K., Casanave D., Duchene P., Joly J. F.

P2-159 AN EXPLORATORY CHEMOMETRICS METHODOLOGY FORELUCIDATING THE

OBSERVABLE TOTAL CHEMISTRY OF AN UNKNOWN CATALYTIC SYSTEM. APPLICATION TO IN

SITU FTIR DATA OF UNMODIFIED RHODIUM CATALYZED 1,3-CYCLOHEXADIENEHYDROFORMYLATION 1505

Chew W„ Garland M.

P2-160 THE MECHANISM OF CATALYSIS BY GOLD AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL

APPLICATIONS 1507

Thompson D.

P2-161 FLUORINATION OFVARIOUS CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS BY CL/F EXCHANGES OVER

CHROMIUM OXIDE CATALYST. EFFECT OF THE PRESENCE OF ZINC 1509

Brunei S., Laustaunau A., Romelaer-FayoUe R., D'Huysser A., Gengembre L.

P2-162 FTIR STUDY OF THIPHENE ADSORPTION AND TRANSFORMATIONSON OXIDE ADSORBENTS 1511

Tsyganenko A., Manoilova O., Storozhev P., Can F., Traverl A., MmgeF.

P2-163 ROLE OF PLATINUM IN THE MECHANISM OF N-HEXANEISOMERIZATION OVER

SULPHATED AND TUNGSTATED ZIRCONIAS 1513

Van Gestel J., Vu T. N., Gihon J., Collet C, Datli J. P., Duchel J.

P2-164 HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM NON-STATIONARY CATALYTIC CRACKING OF METHANE :

A MECHANISTIC STUDY USING IN OPERANDO INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY 1515

Odler E., Schuurman Y., Banal K., Mirodatos C.

P2-165 UNUSUALLY HIGH INTENSITIES OF IR STRETCHING BANDS AS A CRITERION OF CHEMICAL

ACTIVATION OF LIGHT PARAFFINS BY ZINC LEWIS SITES IN ZSM-5 ZEOLITES 1517

Kazansky K, Pidko £., Serykh A.

P2-166 THE RING TRANSFORMATIONS OF 1,2,3,4-DIEPOXYBUTANE (2,2V-BIOXIRANE) CATALYSED

BY VARIOUS MOLECULAR SIEVES 1519

Palinkol., FasiA., Kiricsil, GomoryA.

P2-167 LOW TEMPERATURE ACTIVATION OF METHANE OVER NANO-AG PARTICLES RESTRICTED

BY POROUS STRUCTURE OF MESOPOROUS MATERIAL 1521

Miao S., Sun J., ZhangH,, BaoX.

P2-168 CHARACTERIZATION AND ROLE OF REDOX PROPERTIES OF CU-ZMSS INNO

DECOMPOSITION 1523

PircneR., Ruoppolo G„ Russo G., Busca G., Montanari T„ Bevilacqua M.

P2-169 REACTION MECHANISM OF SELECTIVE CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NaO WITH CH„: ROLE

OF NASCENT OXYGEN FROM N20AND FORMATION OF INTERMEDIATE SPECIES 1525

Nobukawa T„ Yoshida M., ho S„ Kameoka S., TomishigeK., KunimoriK.

P2-170 ON THE ORIGIN OF THE DEACTIVATION OF PT/CEOa DURING THE RWGS REACTION 1527

GaguelA., MeunierF., BreenJ., BurchR., ThompsetlD., FisherJ„ AmieiroA.

P2-171 MODELLING OFOLIGOMERISATION AND CRACKING REACTIONS 1529

GuillaumeD., PicardF., Bertoncini F„ DuplanJ. L

P2-172 MECHANISM OFHYDRODENITROGENATION 1531

Zhao K, Prim R,

P2-173 HYDRODESULFURIZATIONOF DIBENZOTHIOPHENE OVER ALUMINA-SUPPORTED NOBLE

METAL CATALYSTS 1533

IshiharaA., Lee J., Dumeignll F., Qian E. W.,Kabe T.

P2-174 SELECTIVE CATALYTIC CHAIN-RADICAL REACTIONS OF HALOHYDROCARBONS 1535

.Golvbeva Kharitonov D.

P2-17S SKELETAL ISOMER1ZATON OF OCTADECANE ON 10-MEMBERED RING ZEOLITES 1537

Hvybrechts W,, DenayerJ., Laxmi M, ThybautJ., Marin G. B,, Baron G., Jacobs P., Martens J.

P2-176 BASICITY OF ALKALI AND ALKALINE EARTH EXCHANGED ZEOLITES: HSAB PROPERTIES

AND INTERACTION WITH PROBE MOLECULES 1539

VosA., Schoonheydl R., Geerlings P.

P2-177 NITROUS OXIDE FORMATION WITH V20i/TI02 BASED CATALYSTS IN THE SELECTIVE

CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NOX WITH AMMONIA. INFLUENCE OF OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS 1541

Martin J. A., Yates M., Suarez S., Avila P., Blanco J.