Composite catalyst compositions using fluorided silica-coated alumina control molecular weight distribution breadth and short chain branch uniformity.
A nitrogen-doped carbon framework coated with layered hydroxides enhances mass transfer and conductivity.
A silica-titania-alumina support structure with controlled pore volume distribution enhances desulfurization activity in hydrocarbon oil processing.
A calcined co-mulled catalyst composition with specific nickel-to-molybdenum ratios converts heavy feedstocks.
Doping strontium titanate with scandium stabilizes quantum efficiency above 70 percent, resolving manufacturing sensitivity to firing temperature variations.
A slurry process deposits insoluble metal compounds onto pre-shaped catalyst supports to achieve high cobalt loadings.
A metal-oxide coating applied by atomic layer deposition protects noble metal catalysts from thermal degradation.
Pulsatile flow prevents clogging from viscosity spikes, ensuring uniform gel treatment and shorter reaction times.
A transition metal-supported intermetallic compound provides a stable core-shell structure for chemical synthesis applications.
Using a removable carbon spacer controls particle size and increases surface area, preventing gas trapping in electrochemical reactions.
Resonant acoustic mixing converts hydroxy gallium phthalocyanine Type I to Type V, replacing time consuming roll milling with rapid processing.
Rh-phosphide catalysts enable high selectivity for C3-C19 aldehydes in gas phase reactions while suppressing alkane by-product formation.
A mixed metal oxide catalyst enables enhanced hydroprocessing activity through thermal decomposition of a crystalline precursor.
Phosphorus-modified flash alumina catalyst removes sulfur from olefinic gasoline while preserving octane number by minimizing olefin hydrogenation.