Industrial catalysis

Author: Huang Zhongtao
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: This book is a specialized textbook developed based on the recommendations of the National Chemical Engineering Technology Teaching Guidance Committee, designed for teaching "Industrial Catalysis" in professional fields such as inorganic chemical engineering, organic chemical engineering, coal chemical engineering, and others. The book is divided into five chapters and three major parts:
The first part discusses the fundamental principles of catalysis, the basic requirements of industrial catalysts, and the constraints of thermodynamic equilibrium on catalytic processes.
The second part provides a detailed introduction to catalysts and their catalytic effects, including solid acid-base catalysts, zeolite catalysis, metal catalysis, coordination catalysis, metal oxide and metal sulfide catalysis, etc., and briefly covers the progress in industrial catalysis.
The third part introduces the composition, preparation principles, and methods of catalysts. The use of catalysts is a key focus of this book, including reactors and detection instruments, methods, and techniques used in catalytic experiments.
This book is suitable for use by faculty, students, and postgraduate researchers in higher education institutions specializing in chemical engineering, as well as engineers engaged in related scientific research, design, and production.