Applying Topological and Economical Principles in Catalyst Design: New Alumina-​Cobalt Core-​Shell Catalysts

Authors
  • V.R. Calderone
  • N.R. Shiju
  • D. Curulla Ferré
  • A. Rose
  • J. Thiessen
  • A. Jess
  • E. van der Roest
  • B.V. Wiewel
  • G. Rothenberg
Publication date 2014
Journal Topics in Catalysis
Volume | Issue number 57 | 17-20
Pages (from-to) 1419-1424
Organisations
  • Faculty of Science (FNWI) - Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences (HIMS)
Abstract Designing new and effective catalysts may be an art, but its consequences are very real and pragmatic. That said, chemists often build designs on ideal systems, whereas the manufg. of chems. requires catalysts that withstand varied feeds, harsh conditions and long exposure times. Moreover, economical considerations are often underestimated at the catalyst design stage. Here we discuss the inclusion of economical and topol. considerations early on in the catalyst design process, giving as an example the synthesis and testing of a new type of alumina​/cobalt Fischer-​Tropsch catalysts.
Document type Article
Language English
Published at https://doi.org/10.1007/s11244-014-0313-5
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