| 231 - 231 |
Syngas conversion to fuels and chemicals - Preface
Spivey JJ, Gangwal SK, Zoeller JR, Winslow JC, Srivastava RD |
| 233 - 240 |
The synthesis of attrition resistant slurry phase iron Fischer-Tropsch catalysts
Pham HN, Datye AK |
| 241 - 246 |
Indication of water in the coordination sphere of rhodium by conversions of 2,5-dimethoxy-2,5-dihydrofuran with syngas
Bischoff S, Kant M |
| 247 - 254 |
Fischer-Tropsch synthesis over cobalt catalysts supported on zirconia-modified alumina
Rohr F, Lindvag OA, Holmen A, Blekkan EA |
| 255 - 261 |
C-13-tracer study of the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis: another interpretation
Shi BC, Davis BH |
| 263 - 269 |
Fe-Co based metal/spinel to produce light olefins from syngas
Tihay F, Roger AC, Kiennemann A, Pourroy G |
| 271 - 280 |
Ethylene hydroformylation and carbon monoxide hydrogenation over modified and unmodified silica supported rhodium catalysts
Hanaoka T, Arakawa H, Matsuzaki T, Sugi Y, Kanno K, Abe Y |
| 281 - 291 |
Synthesis of vinyl acetate monomer from synthesis gas
Tustin GC, Colberg RD, Zoeller JR |
| 293 - 307 |
High productivity methanol carbonylation catalysis using iridium - The Cativa (TM) process for the manufacture of acetic acid
Sunley GJ, Watson DJ |
| 309 - 319 |
Kinetics of Fischer-Tropsch synthesis on titania-supported cobalt
Zennaro R, Tagliabue M, Bartholomew CH |
| 321 - 334 |
Oxidation of cobalt based Fischer-Tropsch catalysts as a deactivation mechanism
van Berge PJ, van de Loosdrecht J, Barradas S, van der Kraan AM |
