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Targeted Synthesis And Characterization Of Nanostructured Silicate Building Block Supports And Heterogeneous Catalysts With Tungsten(Vi) Or Zirconium(Iv) Centers, Michael Edward Peretich
Targeted Synthesis And Characterization Of Nanostructured Silicate Building Block Supports And Heterogeneous Catalysts With Tungsten(Vi) Or Zirconium(Iv) Centers, Michael Edward Peretich
Doctoral Dissertations
Catalysts play a vital role in almost every aspect of our lives and are used in the production of fuels, polymers, chemicals, foods, and pharmaceuticals. One challenge facing the heterogeneous catalysis community is the targeted synthesis of dispersed catalyst ensembles.
The Barnes research group has developed a general methodology for the synthesis of nanostructured silicate building block supports and heterogeneous catalysts. This methodology provides researchers with the ability to control the dispersion of surface functionality, the dispersion of metal cation centers, the number of linkages from the metal cation center to the support, the surface area of the support, and …
Targeted Synthesis And Characterization Of Isolated Zirconium (Iv) Centers In A Silicate Building Block Matrix, Katherine P. Sharp
Targeted Synthesis And Characterization Of Isolated Zirconium (Iv) Centers In A Silicate Building Block Matrix, Katherine P. Sharp
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
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