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Isotopes In Heterogeneous Catalysis Edited By Justin Sj Hargreaves

Name: Isotopes In Heterogeneous Catalysis Edited By Justin Sj Hargreaves
SKU: BELL-2321438
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Publisher: Imperial College Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.32 MB

Pages: 306

Author: Edited by Justin S.J. Hargreaves, S. David Jackson, Geoff Webb

ISBN: 9781860945847, 1860945848

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Isotopes In Heterogeneous Catalysis Edited By Justin Sj Hargreaves by Edited By Justin S.j. Hargreaves, S. David Jackson, Geoff Webb 9781860945847, 1860945848 instant download after payment.

The purpose of this book is to review the current, state-of-the-art application of isotopic methods to the field of heterogeneous catalysis. Isotopic studies are arguably the ultimate technique in in situ methods for heterogeneous catalysis. In this review volume, chapters have been contributed by experts in the field and the coverage includes both the application of specific isotopes — Deuterium, Tritium, Carbon-14, Sulfur-35 and Oxygen-18 — as well as isotopic techniques — determination of surface mobility, steady state transient isotope kinetic analysis, and positron emission profiling.