380 Advanced Nanomaterial Catalysts for Clean, Sustainable Technologies


Description:
Catalytic materials play a key role in developing energy efficient and environmentally benign technologies. This session focuses on the development of new catalytic materials designed to improve the sustainability of human processes. Applications in automotive catalysis and upgrading of non-conventional natural resources.

Sponsor:
Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division


Chair:
Yang Zheng
University of Houston

Email: yzheng9@uh.edu

Co-chairs:
Homa Khosravian
Research Assistant Professor
Texas A&M University
Chemical Engineering
810 S Clinton street
College Station, TX
60607
Email: hkhosravian@tamu.edu

Praveen Bollini
Assistant Professor
University of Houston
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Houston, TX
30332
Phone Number: 7137436786
Email: ppbollini@uh.edu


Papers:
380a
Towards Rational Synthesis and Molecular Level Understanding of Pd/Zeolite Passive NOx Adsorber (PNA) Materials
Konstantin Khivantsev, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Nicholas Jaegers, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Libor Kovarik, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Yanran Cui, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Franklin (Feng) Tao, The University of Kansas; Jonathan C. Hanson, Brookhaven National Laboratory; Hristiyan A. Aleksandrov, University of Sofia; Georgi N. Vayssilov, University of Sofia; Yong Wang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Feng Gao, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Janos Szanyi, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
380b
Sulfur Dioxide Oxidation Studies with Precious Metal Catalysts: Sulfur Surface Species Stability Versus Adsorption Amount Impact on Activity Loss
Monique Shauntá Wilburn, University of Houston; William S. Epling, University of Virginia
380c
Kinetic Study of the Reduction and Oxidation Half-Cycles during Selective Catalytic Reduction of NOx with Ammonia on Cu-SSZ-13
Ishant Khurana, Purdue University; Arthur J. Shih, Purdue University; Sichi LI, University of Notre Dame; Casey Jones, Purdue University; Aleksey Yezerets, Cummins Inc.; W.N. Delgass, Purdue University; Jeffrey T. Miller, Purdue University; William F. Schneider, University of Notre Dame; Rajamani Gounder, Purdue University; Fabio H. Ribeiro, Purdue University
380d
Pd@CeO2 Core@Shell Nanoparticles: Enhancing Thermal Stability and Activity in Three-Way Automotive Catalysts
Alexander Hill, University of Michigan; Chang Yup Seo, University of Michigan; Johannes W. Schwank, University of Michigan; Andrej Lenert, University of Michigan
380e
Multi-Scale Modelling of Gasoline Particulate Filters – How the Porous Structure of Filter Affects Its Performance
Marek Vaclavik, University of Chemistry and Technology Prague; Marie Placha, University of Chemistry and Technology Prague; Martin Isoz, University of Chemistry and Technology Prague; Martin Leskovjan, University of Chemistry and Technology Prague; Panagiotis Boutikos, University of Chemistry and Technology Prague; Petr Koci, University of Chemistry and Technology Prague; Milos Svoboda, University of West Bohemia, New Technologies - Research Centre; Emily Price, Johnson Matthey Technology Centre; Vladimir Novak, Johnson Matthey Technology Centre; David Thompsett, Johnson Matthey Technology Centre
380f
Assessing the Catalytic Applicability of Zirconium and Cerium Oxide Microspheres Prepared By Internal Gelation
Jae-Soon Choi, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Jack L. Collins, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Ercan Cakmak, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Michael J. Lance, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Rodney D. Hunt, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
380g
Tuning ZSM-11 Catalyst Performance in the Methanol-to-Hydrocarbon Reaction through Controlled Post-Synthesis Modification
Thuy T. Le, University of Houston; Heng Dai, University of Houston; Jeffrey D. Rimer, University of Houston
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