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- 2023Process intensification for gram-scale synthesis of N-doped carbon quantum dots immersing a microplasma jet in a gas-liquid reactorcitations
- 2020Non-thermal plasma for process and energy intensification in dry reforming of methanecitations
- 2019Enhanced Droplet Size Control in Liquid-Liquid Emulsions Obtained in a Wire-Guided X-Mixercitations
- 2019Enhanced Droplet Size Control in Liquid-Liquid Emulsions Obtained in a Wire-Guided X-Mixercitations
- 2015Mechanochemical synthesis of TiO2/NiFe2O4 magnetic catalysts for operation under RF fieldcitations
- 2011Structural and magnetic properties of sol-gel Co2xNi0.5-x Zn0.5-xFe2)4 thin filmscitations
- 2010Structural investigations and magnetic properties of sol-gel Ni(0.5)Zn(0.5)Fe2O4 thin films for microwave heatingcitations
- 2010Use of microtechnologies for intensifying industrial processescitations
- 2009Selective hydrogenation of acetylene alcohols over a Pd/TiO2 coating in a capillary microreactor
- 2009Confined palladium colloids in mesoporous frameworks for carbon nanotube growthcitations
- 2009Determination of the Tolman length in the improved Derjaguin-Broekhoff-de Boer theory for capillary condensation of ethanol in mesoporous thin films by ellipsometric porosimetrycitations
- 2009Method for control of the thickness of mesoporous titania films for applications in catalytic microreactors
- 2009Thin catalytic coatings on microreactor walls: a way to make industrial processes more efficient
- 2008Oxidation of organic compounds in a microstructured catalytic reactorcitations
- 2008Microwave-assisted hydrothermal synthesis of zeolite Beta coatings on ALD-modified borosilicate glass for application in microstructured reactorscitations
- 2008Mesoporous silica films as catalyst support for microstructured reactors: preparation and characterizationcitations
- 2008Gold supported on mesoporous titania thin films for application in microstructured reactors in low-temperature water-gas shift reactioncitations
- 2007Method for the in situ preparation of a single layer of zeolite beta crystals on a molybdenum substrate for microreactor applicationscitations
- 2007Film properties and in-situ optical analysis of TiO2 layers synthesized by remote plasma ALD
- 2006Preparation and characterization of bimetallic catalysts supported on mesoporous silica filmscitations
- 2005Optimization of anodic oxidation and Cu-Cr oxide catalyst preparation on structured aluminum plates processed by electro discharge machiningcitations
- 2003Challenging prospects for microstructured reaction architectures. (1). Zeolite coating synthesis and high-throughput experimentation in a microreactor
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Method for control of the thickness of mesoporous titania films for applications in catalytic microreactors
Abstract
Mesoporous titania films with a long-order structure were obtained on silicon and metal substrates. Control of the thickness of the titania film was achieved by multiple spin-coating. Successful control of the film thickness in the range of 300 to 1000 nm is considered an important step toward application in microstructured reactors, as well as for basic research on model catalysts. After doping the Ti sol with gold nanoparticles, the resulting catalysts were tested in the hydrogenation of citral. The reaction occurred in the kinetic regime at a coating thickness of 300 nm, while thicker films demonstrated severe internal diffusion limitations.