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Catalysis, in the industrial production of chemicals, fuels, and materials, accounts for more than half of gross material production worldwide. Heterogeneous catalysis enables fast and selective chemical transformations, resulting in superior product yield and facilitating catalyst separation and recovery. The synthesis of novel catalysts has emerged as a hot topic for process and product development with numerous research publications and patents. Hence, development of efficient catalysts and their applications is important for sustainable energy production and use, green chemicals production and use, and economic growth. This Special Issue discusses recent developments related to catalysis for the production of sustainable fuels and chemicals and traverses many new frontiers of catalysis including synthesis, characterization, catalytic performances, reaction kinetics and modelling, as well as applications of catalysts for the production of biofuels, synthesis gas, and other green products. This covers the current state-of-the-art catalysis research applied to bioenergy, organic transformation, carbon–carbon and carbon–heteroatoms, reforming, hydrogenation, hydrodesulfurization, hydrodenitrogenation, hydrodemetalization, Fischer–Tropsch synthesis, to name a few. This book highlights new avenues in catalysis including catalyst preparation methods, analytical tools for catalyst characterization, and techno-economic assessment to enhance a chemical or biological transformation process using catalysts for a betterment of industry, academia and society.
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Keywords
- acetone D-isotopomers distribution
- activated carbon
- activation energy
- artificial neural network
- atomic layer deposition
- bio-oil
- bio-oil upgrade
- Biodiesel
- biofuel
- biomass and bio-oil
- Brønsted acid sites
- Carbon Dioxide
- carboxylic acids upgrading
- Catalysis
- catalyst
- catalyst acidity and basicity
- catalyst support
- catalytic conversion
- catalytic pyrolysis
- catalytic pyrolysis of biomass
- chilean natural zeolite
- choline
- CO hydrogenation
- CO-rich hydrogen
- CO2 activation
- CO2 utilization
- cobalt-praseodymium (III) oxide
- CoMo sulfided catalyst
- Conversion
- copper nanoparticles
- cracking and polymerization
- deoxygenation
- desulfurization and denitrogenation
- deuterated acetic acid
- dry reforming methane (DRM)
- ethyl acetate
- fatty acid
- FeCu catalysts
- glycerol hydrogenolysis
- H/D exchange
- HDO
- History of engineering & technology
- hydrocarbon
- hydrodeoxygenation
- hydrogenation and dehydrogenation
- hydrogenolysis
- hydroprocessing
- hydrotreating
- in situ hydrogen
- inverse deuterium kinetic isotope effect
- iron nitrides
- isomerization
- jet fuel
- ketonization
- kinetic modeling
- kinetic parameters
- KMnO4 pretreatment
- light olefins
- Methane
- methane dry reforming
- methanol steam reforming
- Methanol synthesis
- methyl palmitate
- Microwave
- molybdenum phosphide
- Ni/Cu/ZnO/Al2O3 catalysts
- Ni/KIT-6
- NiMo/Al2O3
- nitrogen-doping
- oleic acid
- oxidative denitrogenation
- oxidative desulfurization
- phospholipid
- product distribution
- pyrolysis and cracking
- reaction pathways
- selectivity
- sulfide catalyst
- sustainable fuels and chemicals
- syngas and hydrogen
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- tert-butyl hydroperoxide
- thermal integration
- waste
- waste cooking oil
- XPS
- zinc oxide atomic layer
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03936-041-3Editions