New Horizons in Catalysis, Proceedings of the 7th International Congress on Catalysis
 1981
DOI: 10.1016/s0167-2991(08)64790-4
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Obtaining Intrinsic Kinetic Data Using a Micro Trickle Bed Reactor: The Hydrogenation of Glucose on Supported Ruthenium

Albert Germain
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M.L. Wauters
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Guy L'Homme
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“…Segundo GERMAIN et al (1981), a elevada atividade dos catalisadores de Ru os credencia para as reações de hidrogenação e hidrogenólise desses compostos. ARENA (1983) verificou que o Ru suportado é muito ativo para a obtenção de sorbitol a partir da glicose, ressaltando a boa atividade dos metais de transição do grupo VIII B para esta reação.…”
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Estudo da preparação de catalisadores de Ni e Ru suportados em carvão ativado para a hidrogenólise da sacarose

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“…Segundo GERMAIN et al (1981), a elevada atividade dos catalisadores de Ru os credencia para as reações de hidrogenação e hidrogenólise desses compostos. ARENA (1983) verificou que o Ru suportado é muito ativo para a obtenção de sorbitol a partir da glicose, ressaltando a boa atividade dos metais de transição do grupo VIII B para esta reação.…”
Section: -Condições Reacionais Para a Transformação Catalítica De Sacarídeosunclassified

Estudo da preparação de catalisadores de Ni e Ru suportados em carvão ativado para a hidrogenólise da sacarose

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Transformation of Sugar into Glycols on a 5% Ru/C Catalyst

Müller
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Rimmelin
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Hindermann
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Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis
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