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Effect of surface acid groups associated with amorphous and structured carbon on the catalytic hydrodechlorination of chlorobenzenes
Claudia Amorim, Mark A. Keane
School of Engineering & Physical Sciences
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Chemistry
Group
100%
Surface
87%
Acid
87%
Carbon
62%
Graphite
37%
Nanofiber
37%
1,3-dichlorobenzene
37%
Chlorobenzene
37%
Hydrogen
25%
Titration
25%
Decomposition Temperature
25%
Reaction Temperature
25%
Washing
25%
Activated Carbon
25%
Chemical Industry
12%
Dioxygen
12%
% Inhibition
12%
Dechlorination
12%
Chloroarene
12%
Amorphous Material
12%
Surface Acidity
12%
Catalyst Support
12%
Carbon-Based Catalyst
12%
Gas
12%
Waste Material
12%
Chemical Reaction
12%
Heat
12%
Base
12%
Transmission Electron Microscopy
12%