Characterization of diffusion in hierarchical zeolites by infrared spectroscopy Characterization of diffusion in hierarchical zeolites by infrared spectroscopy Abstract: This work aimed at developing and benchmarking a new method of investigation of molecular diffusion in zeolite-based materials. It consists in the hyphenation of gravimetric analysis and infrared spectroscopy. The former allows assessing the diffusion fromRead more
30 November, 2020
This year, a Plasma-Catalysis roadmap has been published in the journal of physics D: Applied Physics. This Plasma-Catalysis roadmap is an important piece of the collection « Advances in Plasma for Sustainable Future » which was published in the same journal in 2012 and 2017. The goal of this Plasma-Catalysis roadmap, which is written by various expertsRead more
6 November, 2020
Incorporation of metals in zeolite frameworks for catalytic applications Incorporation de métaux dans des zéolithes, pour des applications en catalyse Short Abstract: The development of resilient metal containing zeolite based catalysts able to withstand harsh catalytic conditions is a milestone required for the industriallization of many catalytic processes involved in the energy transition. Among them,Read more
11 September, 2020
Dr. Peng Peng received the highly recognizable prize ” Excellent Postgraduate Thesis” from the University of Petroleum China (UPC) on 4/09/2020 as appreciation for his great work on the “mechanism and diffusion study of ZSM-5-based mesostructures” under the supervision of Prof. Zi-Feng Yan (UPC) and Dr. Svetlana Mintova (LCS).Read more
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The Catalysis and Spectrochemistry laboratory has obtained 5 ERDF funding on the following research themes:
– ZEOXY project : Use of zeolites as gaseous reoxygenation therapy vehicles for glioblasthomas.
– BIOCAR project : 2nd generation biofuels: Ultimate purification of 2G biofuels to limit emissions of toxic molecules at engine output.
– DRUID project : Diagnosis of Reaction Mechanisms of Decontamination by Catalysis.
– SIRCO project : Efficient photocatalytic reduction of CO².
– NANOCEANENERGY+ : nano-catalysts for cleaner energy
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