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From the editor Szyprowski AJ |
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The people of Polish chemistry - Tadeusz Paryjczak Jozwiak WK |
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DECHEMA reports on trends in product development - Report No. 13: Catalysis - Catalysts that are the driving forces of chemical processes - Environmental protection. Petrochemistry, fine chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Biocatalysts [Anonymous] |
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The reducibility of Fe2O3 and supported Ru/Fe2O3 catalysts Jozwiak WK, Maniecki TP, Gebauer D |
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Temperature-programmed reduction (TPR) studies on strong metal-support (SMSI) and strong oxide-oxide (S00I) interactions Kijenski J, Winiarek P, Osawaru O, Lewicki A |
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The PEAK-4 instrument for studying catalysts by temperature-programmed methods Kocemba I |
146 - 148 |
The chemisorptive and catalytic characteristics of the ruthenium/carbon systems used for synthesis of ammonia Kowalczyk Z, Rarog-Pilecka W, Szmigiel D, Zielinski J |
149 - 151 |
Preparation and studies on carbon nanotubes Kalenczuk RJ, Borowiak-Palen E |
152 - 155 |
The use of differenial thermal analysis and thermogravimetry for studying catalytic oxidation of soot Sarbak Z |
156 - 160 |
Temperature-programmed decomposition of the precursors of supported M/SiO2 catalysts Szubiakiewicz E, Jozwiak W, Maniecki T |
161 - 163 |
Temperature-programmed studies on carbon deposits formed on supported cobalt catalysts Grams J, Goralski J, Paryjczak T |
164 - 169 |
The Al2O3-TiO2 and SiO2-TiO2 supported hydrorefining and hydrogenation catalysts Grzechowiak JR |
170 - 173 |
Synthetic hydrotalcites as precursors of highly dispersed oxide catalysts Dziembaj R, Kustrowski P, Chmielarz L |
174 - 177 |
Temperature-programmed reduction (TPR) studies on supported metal catalysts. The measuring methodology and data interpretation Zielnski J |
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Studies on supported palladium-containing catalysts by temperature-programmed methods Bonarowska M, Skotak M, Karpinski Z |
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A contribution to the study on the kinetics of oxidative dehydrogenation of isobutyraldehyde Cicmanec P, Bulanek R, Tichy J |
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Temperature-programmed techniques applied to study the catalysts used to reform methane with carbon dioxide Rynkowski J, Lewicki A |
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The investigative potential of computer simulation methods as applied to the reforming reaction of methane with carbon dioxide Bartczak WM, Stawowska J |
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The use of time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) for solid surface studies Paryjczak T, Szynkowska MI |
207 - 210 |
Thermogravimetric studies on the reactions in the solid-gas system Arabczyk W, Narkiewicz U, Konicki W, Wrobel R, Bay B, Wozniak R |
211 - 215 |
Temperature-programmed desorption (TPD) studies on catalyst surface acidity Fiedorow R |
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Temperature-programmed method studies on silver-modified manganese-lanthanum perovskite catalysts used in flameless combustion of methane Machocki A, Ioannides T, Stasinska B, Gac W, Denis A, Pasieczna S |
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Temperature-programmed desorption of alkali metals from model and real catalyst surfaces Kotarba A, Dmytrzyk J, Kruk I |
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Thermogravimetric studies on the adsorption of alkanes on zeolites HZSM-5 and HY Makowski W, Majda D, Dziembaj R |
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The effect of reduction temperature on the specific and active surface areas of a commercial ammonia synthesis prereduced iron catalyst Jasinska I, Lubkowski K, Arabczyk W |
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The effect of double modification of the whiting surface on the activity of whiting used as filler in elastomers Lipinska M, Zaborski M |
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The necessity to monitor mercury concentration in the environment Szynkowska MI, Lesniewska E, Paryjczak T |