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INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH
Volume 46, Issue 12, Pages 3968-3978Publisher
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/ie061394r
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In the application of heterogeneous catalysts in liquid phase reactions, the rate of reaction as well as selectivity is often negatively influenced by mass transfer limitations in the stagnant liquid in the pores of the catalyst support. Internal mass transfer limitations can be reduced by maximizing the porosity and lowering the tortuosity of the catalyst support. Particles and layers consisting of carbon nanofibers are promising catalyst supports because of the combination large pore volume (0.5-2 cm(3)/g) and extremely open morphology, on one hand, and significant high surface area (100-200 m(2)/g), on the other hand. This review deals with the preparation methods and application of the above-mentioned particles and thin layers, especially focusing on thin layers supported on structured materials like monoliths, metal foams, felts, filters, and fibers.
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