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LABORATOIRE CATALYSE & SPECTROCHIMIE

19 April 2012
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The Catalysis and Spectrochemistry Laboratory (LCS) works on the preparation and study of solid catalysts for applications in environment and sustainable development. LCS is leader in the observation of catalytic materials inside a working reactor, in real time, during the chemical reaction (operando spectroscopy). With its very strong facility in infrared spectroscopy, and with some NMR, Raman and Uv-vis spectroscopies, LCS is in a unique position in car exhaust treatment, pollution abatement, in energy production (oil refining, bio-fuels) and in the domain of bio-sourcing of chemistry.

Research in LCS is in three main themes, all using the specific spectroscopic tools designed in the laboratory:
• Catalysis for Energy and for Chemistry (production of fuels and chemical intermediates from fossil or sustainable sources)
• Surfaces et Environment (Surface properties of solids, for adsorption and catalysis)
• Porous materials: from preparation to advanced applications (zeolites and parent materials, for adsorption, catalysis, and advanced applications)

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