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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Reaction Mechanism and Kinetics"”.
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Electrochemical and thermochemical destruction of chlorinated solvents
… to destroy liquid chlorinated solvents, and a thermochemical technique was invented to reduce gas-phase chlorinated solvents to hydrocarbons. The developed electrochemical method belongs to the most potential technique for wastewater treatment--only electrochemical method is possible to …
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Kinetic and mechanistic studies for the direct conversion of syngas to ethanol
… is a promising route to ethanol from fossil and non-fossil carbon resources. Rh-based catalysts offer the most promising results so far. However, the accomplished yields and rates still must be improved before industrial applications become viable. Owing to the complexity of the reaction …
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The Chemistry of Cyclopropylarene Radical Cations
… intermediates in a number of important chemical and biochemical oxidation. The implicit assumption in such studies is that if a radical cation is produced, it will undergo ring opening. Through a detailed examination of follow-up chemistry of electrochemically and chemically generated …
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Rearrangements of Radical Anions Generated from Cyclopropyl Ketones
… for the detection of SET pathways in organic and biorganic systems. These reactions are based on the cyclorpropylcarbinyl → homoallyl rearrangement, which is fast and essentially irreversible. The implicit assumption in such studies is that if a "radical" species is produced, it will undergo …
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ADVANCED BIFUNCTIONAL CORE-SHELL CATALYSTS FOR METHANE REFORMING USING CARBON DIOXIDE
Utilization of CO2 and CH4 to produce hydrogen or syngas via dry reforming of methane (DRM) reaction is an environmentally and commercially attractive prospect in view of the escalating global concerns on climate change from anthropogenic CO2 emissions. However, operational challenges stemming from …
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Dry reforming of associated natural gas using catalytic membrane reactors.
The mitigation and utilization of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), are among the most important challenges in the area of energy research. Dry reforming of propane (C3H8) (DRP), which uses both CO2 and C3H8 as reactants, is a potential method to utilize the previously-mentioned gases …