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  1. Engineering dual-active sites on CeO -modified defective MgO for efficient CO2 thermocatalytic reduction
  2. Does the presence of only specific active sites control the switch of selectivity from C1 to C2+ products in CO2RR?
  3. CO2 Electroreduction to Ethylene: The Determining Role of the Cell and Electrode Design
  4. A Comprehensive Review on Hydrogen Production via Catalytic Ammonia Decomposition
  5. Boosting the activity in the liquid-phase hydrogenation of S-containing nitroarenes by dual-site Pt/CeO2 catalysts design
  6. Electrocatalysis: Prospects and Role to Enable an E‐Chemistry Future
  7. Develop High-Performance Cu-Based RWGS Catalysts by Controlling Oxide–Oxide Interface
  8. Synergistic effects of light and plasma catalysis on Au-modified TiO2 nanotube arrays for enhanced non-oxidative coupling of methane
  9. Oxygen vacancy-dependent chemical intermediates on Ru/MnO catalysts dictate the selectivity of CO2 reduction
  10. X-ray Characterizations of Exfoliated MoS2 Produced by Microwave-Assisted Liquid-Phase Exfoliation
  11. Transforming a CO2 Adsorbent to a RWGS Catalyst by Controlling MgO Defects with Ce Single Atoms
  12. Catalysis for Carbon‐Circularity: Emerging Concepts and Role of Inorganic Chemistry
  13. High photocatalytic yield in the non-oxidative coupling of methane using a Pd-TiO2 nanomembrane gas flow-through reactor
  14. High-dispersed CeOx species on mesopores silica to accelerate Ni-catalysed CO2 methanation at low temperatures
  15. Nanostructure-performance relationships in titania-only electrodes for the selective electrocatalytic hydrogenation of oxalic acid
  16. Making chemicals from the air: the new frontier for hybrid electrosyntheses in artificial tree-like devices
  17. Generation of oxide surface patches promoting H-spillover in Ru/(TiOx)MnO catalysts enables CO2 reduction to CO
  18. Exploring the hydrogenation of furfural in the liquid phase by high-throughput screening of commercial catalysts: Effects of temperature, solvents, and promoters on the production of 2-methylfuran
  19. Hydrothermal Synthesis and Catalytic Assessment of High-Silica (B,Fe)-beta Zeolites
  20. Advanced (photo)electrocatalytic approaches to substitute the use of fossil fuels in chemical production
  21. Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO2
  22. Hydrogenation of dimethyl oxalate to ethylene glycol on Cu/SiO2 catalysts prepared by a deposition-decomposition method: Optimization of the operating conditions and pre-reduction procedure
  23. Catalysis for e-Chemistry: Need and Gaps for a Future De-Fossilized Chemical Production, with Focus on the Role of Complex (Direct) Syntheses by Electrocatalysis
  24. Status and gaps toward fossil-free sustainable chemical production
  25. Dynamics at Polarized Carbon Dioxide–Iron Oxyhydroxide Interfaces Unveil the Origin of Multicarbon Product Formation
  26. Enhanced Catalytic Activity in the Oxidative Synthesis of Benzoxazoles by Tuning Local Electron Charge Densities in N-doped sp3@sp2 Hybrid Nanodiamond
  27. Nanocarbon for Energy Material Applications: N 2 Reduction Reaction
  28. Current density in solar fuel technologies
  29. Reuse of CO2 in energy intensive process industries
  30. Highly selective bifunctional Ni zeo-type catalysts for hydroprocessing of methyl palmitate to green diesel
  31. Chemistry and energy beyond fossil fuels. A perspective view on the role of syngas from waste sources
  32. Elucidating the mechanism of the CO2 methanation reaction over Ni–Fe hydrotalcite-derived catalysts via surface-sensitive in situ XPS and NEXAFS
  33. CO 2 Reduction of Hybrid Cu 2 O–Cu/Gas Diffusion Layer Electrodes and their Integration in a Cu‐based Photoelectrocatalytic Cell
  34. Deactivation mechanism of hydrotalcite-derived Ni–AlOx catalysts during low-temperature CO2 methanation via Ni-hydroxide formation and the role of Fe in limiting this effect
  35. Direct Synthesis of H2O2on Pd Based Catalysts: Modelling the Particle Size Effects and the Promoting Role of Polyvinyl Alcohol
  36. Frontispiece: Waste to Chemicals for a Circular Economy
  37. Waste to Chemicals for a Circular Economy
  38. Catalysis by hybrid sp2/sp3nanodiamonds and their role in the design of advanced nanocarbon materials
  39. Beyond Solar Fuels: Renewable Energy-Driven Chemistry
  40. Effect of the Structure and Mesoporosity in Ni/Zeolite Catalysts for n ‐Hexadecane Hydroisomerisation and Hydrocracking
  41. Looking at the Future of Chemical Production through the European Roadmap on Science and Technology of Catalysis the EU Effort for a Long-term Vision
  42. Waste-to-Chemicals for a Circular Economy: The Case of Urea Production (Waste-to-Urea)
  43. Electrocatalytic Synthesis of Ammonia at Room Temperature and Atmospheric Pressure from Water and Nitrogen on a Carbon-Nanotube-Based Electrocatalyst
  44. Electrocatalytic Synthesis of Ammonia at Room Temperature and Atmospheric Pressure from Water and Nitrogen on a Carbon-Nanotube-Based Electrocatalyst
  45. Grand challenges for catalysis in the Science and Technology Roadmap on Catalysis for Europe: moving ahead for a sustainable future
  46. On the nature of the active sites in the selective oxidative esterification of furfural on Au/ZrO 2 catalysts
  47. Selected papers from the 6th Czech-Italian-Spanish Conference on Molecular Sieves and Catalysis, Amantea, Italy, from June 14th to 17th 2015
  48. Carbon microspheres preparation, graphitization and surface functionalization for glycerol etherification
  49. Pd Supported on Carbon Nitride Boosts the Direct Hydrogen Peroxide Synthesis
  50. Synthesis, Characterization, and Activity Pattern of Ni–Al Hydrotalcite Catalysts in CO 2 Methanation
  51. Nanoscale Engineering in the Development of Photoelectrocatalytic Cells for Producing Solar Fuels
  52. Role of size and pretreatment of Pd particles on their behaviour in the direct synthesis of H2O2
  53. A Vision for Future Biorefineries
  54. Advanced nanostructured titania photoactive materials for sustainable H2 production
  55. Functional nano-textured titania-coatings with self-cleaning and antireflective properties for photovoltaic surfaces
  56. HMF etherification using NH4-exchanged zeolites
  57. Electrolyte-less design of PEC cells for solar fuels: Prospects and open issues in the development of cells and related catalytic electrodes
  58. Electrochemical behaviour of naked sub-nanometre sized copper clusters and effect of CO2
  59. High-Throughput Screening of Heterogeneous Catalysts for the Conversion of Furfural to Bio-Based Fuel Components
  60. Turning Perspective in Photoelectrocatalytic Cells for Solar Fuels
  61. Enhanced Hydrogen Transport over Palladium Ultrathin Films through Surface Nanostructure Engineering
  62. Solar Production of Fuels from Water and CO2: Perspectives and Opportunities for a Sustainable Use of Renewable Energy
  63. The energy-chemistry nexus: A vision of the future from sustainability perspective
  64. Onion-Like Graphene Carbon Nanospheres as Stable Catalysts for Carbon Monoxide and Methane Chlorination
  65. New Sustainable Model of Biorefineries: Biofactories and Challenges of Integrating Bio- and Solar Refineries
  66. Use of modified anodization procedures to prepare advanced TiO2 nanostructured catalytic electrodes and thin film materials
  67. Catalysis for Biomass and CO2 Use Through Solar Energy: Opening New Scenarios for a Sustainable and LowCarbon Chemical
  68. Monitoring of glucose in fermentation processes by using Au/TiO2 composites as novel modified electrodes
  69. CO2 capture and reduction to liquid fuels in a novel electrochemical setup by using metal-doped conjugated microporous polymers
  70. Energy-related catalysis
  71. Status of Research and Challenges in Converting Natural Gas
  72. Chemical Energy Conversion as Enabling Factor to Move to a Renewable Energy Economy
  73. Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Catalytic Processes
  74. Evolving scenarios for biorefineries and the impact on catalysis
  75. Nanocarbons: Opening New Possibilities for Nano-engineered Novel Catalysts and Catalytic Electrodes
  76. ChemInform Abstract: A New Scenario for Green & Sustainable Chemical Production
  77. A gas-phase reactor powered by solar energy and ethanol for H2 production
  78. Advanced Oxidation Processes in Water Treatment
  79. ChemInform Abstract: CO2Recycling: A Key Strategy to Introduce Green Energy in the Chemical Production Chain
  80. Carbon-based catalysts: Opening new scenario to develop next-generation nano-engineered catalytic materials
  81. Low-temperature graphitization of amorphous carbon nanospheres
  82. A New Scenario for Green & Sustainable Chemical Production
  83. Artificial Leaves
  84. Trading Renewable Energy by using CO2 : An Effective Option to Mitigate Climate Change and Increase the use of Renewable Energy Sources
  85. CO2Recycling: A Key Strategy to Introduce Green Energy in the Chemical Production Chain
  86. Green Carbon Dioxide
  87. 16. Advanced photocatalytic materials by nanocarbon hybrid materials
  88. Perspectives and State of the Art in Producing Solar Fuels and Chemicals from CO2
  89. Electrocatalytic conversion of CO2 on carbon nanotube-based electrodes for producing solar fuels
  90. Dynamics of Palladium on Nanocarbon in the Direct Synthesis of H2O2
  91. Photoelectrochemical properties of doped lanthanum orthoferrites
  92. ChemInform Abstract: Nanocarbons for the Development of Advanced Catalysts
  93. Nanocarbons for the Development of Advanced Catalysts
  94. On the Nature of Selective Palladium-Based Nanoparticles on Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Nanotubes for the Direct Synthesis of H2O2
  95. Preface
  96. Electrocatalytic conversion of CO2 to liquid fuels using nanocarbon-based electrodes
  97. Catalysis for CO2 conversion: a key technology for rapid introduction of renewable energy in the value chain of chemical industries
  98. H2 production by selective photo-dehydrogenation of ethanol in gas and liquid phase on CuOx/TiO2 nanocomposites
  99. New Energy Sources and CO2 Treatment
  100. Catalytic Transformation of CO2 to Fuels and Chemicals, with Reference to Biorefineries
  101. The use of a solar photoelectrochemical reactor for sustainable production of energy
  102. Catalysis on nano-carbon materials: Going where to?
  103. Towards Artificial Leaves for Solar Hydrogen and Fuels from Carbon Dioxide
  104. New Insights from Microcalorimetry on the FeOx/CNT-Based Electrocatalysts Active in the Conversion of CO2 to Fuels
  105. Anodically Formed TiO2 Thin Films: Evidence for a Multiparameter Dependent Photocurrent-Structure Relationship
  106. Introduction and General Overview
  107. Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Catalytic Processes
  108. Deactivation mechanism of Pd supported on ordered and non-ordered mesoporous silica in the direct H2O2 synthesis using CO2-expanded methanol
  109. Direct conversion of cellulose to glucose and valuable intermediates in mild reaction conditions over solid acid catalysts
  110. Etherification of 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furfural (HMF) with ethanol to biodiesel components using mesoporous solid acidic catalysts
  111. Nanostructured Titania Thin Films for Solar Use in Energy Applications
  112. Carbon Dioxide Recycling: Emerging Large-Scale Technologies with Industrial Potential
  113. Can We Afford to Waste Carbon Dioxide? Carbon Dioxide as a Valuable Source of Carbon for the Production of Light Olefins
  114. Synthesis and performance of platinum supported on ordered mesoporous carbons as catalyst for PEM fuel cells: Effect of the surface chemistry of the support
  115. Creating and mastering nano-objects to design advanced catalytic materials
  116. SBA-15 as a support for palladium in the direct synthesis of H2O2 from H2 and O2
  117. Performances of Pd Nanoparticles on Different Supports in the Direct Synthesis of H2O2 in CO2-Expanded Methanol
  118. Carbon Nanotubes for Sustainable Energy Applications
  119. Analysis of the alternative routes in the catalytic transformation of lignocellulosic materials
  120. Facing the Energy Challenges through Chemistry in a Changing World
  121. CO2-based energy vectors for the storage of solar energy
  122. Corrigendum to “Pd nanoparticles supported on N-doped nanocarbon for the direct synthesis of H2O2 from H2 and O2” [Catal. Today 157 (2010) 280–285]
  123. Recent Developments in Gas-to-Liquid Conversion and Opportunities for Advanced Nanoporous Materials
  124. Nanostructured Electrodes and Devices for Converting Carbon Dioxide Back to Fuels: Advances and Perspectives
  125. The influence of the nanostructure on the effect of CO2 on the properties of Pd–Ag thin-film for H2 separation
  126. WITHDRAWN: Corrigendum to “Pd nanoparticles supported on N-doped nanocarbon for the direct synthesis of H2O2 from H2 and O2” [Catalysis Today 157 (1–4) (2010) 280–285]
  127. Synthesis, Characterization and Sensing Applications of Nanotubular TiO2-Based Materials
  128. Pd nanoparticles supported on N-doped nanocarbon for the direct synthesis of H2O2 from H2 and O2
  129. ChemInform Abstract: Oxidation Catalysts: New Trends
  130. Environmental Catalysis over Zeolites
  131. Pd–Ag thin film membrane for H2 separation. Part 2. Carbon and oxygen diffusion in the presence of CO/CO2 in the feed and effect on the H2 permeability
  132. Towards Solar Fuels from Water and CO2
  133. Preface
  134. Problems and perspectives in nanostructured carbon-based electrodes for clean and sustainable energy
  135. Synthesis of solar fuels by a novel photoelectrocatalytic approach
  136. Catalytic Wastewater Treatment Using Pillared Clays
  137. Hydrogen Sensing Capability of Nanostructured Titania Films
  138. Opportunities and prospects in the chemical recycling of carbon dioxide to fuels
  139. Sustainable Industrial Chemistry
  140. The role of mechanically induced defects in carbon nanotubes to modify the properties of electrodes for PEM fuel cell
  141. The Role of Nanostructure in Improving the Performance of Electrodes for Energy Storage and Conversion
  142. Performances and stability of a Pd-based supported thin film membrane prepared by EPD with a novel seeding procedure. Part 1—Behaviour in H2:N2 mixtures☆
  143. Effect of the support properties on the preparation and performance of platinum catalysts supported on carbon nanofibers
  144. One-step H2O2 and phenol syntheses: Examples of challenges for new sustainable selective oxidation processes☆
  145. Fe and Pt carbon nanotubes for the electrocatalytic conversion of carbon dioxide to oxygenates
  146. Catalysis: Role and Challenges for a Sustainable Energy
  147. ChemInform Abstract: Environmental Catalysis: A Push to the Development of New Catalytic Materials
  148. Catalysis, a driver for sustainability and societal challenges
  149. Synthesis of TiO2 Thin Films: Relationship Between Preparation Conditions and Nanostructure
  150. Efficient Simultaneous Dry Removal of SO2 and NOx from Flue Gas over Copper-Based Catalytic Materials
  151. Catalysis by layered materials: A review
  152. ChemInform Abstract: Nano-Architecture and Reactivity of Titania Catalytic Materials. Quasi-1D Nanostructures.
  153. Copper-pillared clays (Cu-PILC) for agro-food wastewater purification with H2O2
  154. Oxidation intermediates and reaction pathways of wet hydrogen peroxide oxidation of p-coumaric acid over (Al-Fe)PILC catalyst
  155. Nanostructured electrocatalytic Pt-carbon materials for fuel cells and CO2 conversion
  156. Behaviour of SOx-traps derived from ternary Cu/Mg/Al hydrotalcite materials
  157. Bioethanol: Production and Pathways for Upgrading and Valorization
  158. Wet hydrogen peroxide catalytic oxidation of olive oil mill wastewaters using Cu-zeolite and Cu-pillared clay catalysts
  159. Photoactive titania nanostructured thin films: Synthesis and characteristics of ordered helical nanocoil array
  160. Synthesis and characterization of Co-containing SBA-15 catalysts
  161. Electrocatalytic conversion of CO2 to long carbon-chain hydrocarbons
  162. Oxide thin films based on ordered arrays of 1D nanostructure. A possible approach toward bridging material gap in catalysis
  163. Performances of SOx traps derived from Cu/Al hydrotalcite for the protection of NOx traps from the deactivation by sulphur
  164. Copper- and iron-pillared clay catalysts for the WHPCO of model and real wastewater streams from olive oil milling production
  165. Activity and stability of (Al-Fe) pillared montmorillonite catalysts for wet hydrogen peroxide oxidation of p-coumaric acid
  166. Chapter 1 Introduction: State of the art in the development of catalytic processes for the selective catalytic reduction of NOx into N2
  167. Cu-MOF: a new highly active catalyst for WHPCO of waste water from agro-food production
  168. Nature of corona in TiO2@SBA15-like mesoporous nanocomposite
  169. Synthesis and performances of carbon-supported noble metal nanoclusters as electrodes for polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells
  170. Homogeneous versus heterogeneous catalytic reactions to eliminate organics from waste water using H2O2
  171. Performances, characteristics and stability of catalytic membranes based on a thin Pd film on a ceramic support for H2O2 direct synthesis
  172. Enhanced stability of catalytic membranes based on a porous thin Pd film on a ceramic support by forming a Pd–Ag interlayer
  173. Performances of Pd-Me (Me=Ag, Pt) catalysts in the direct synthesis of H2O2 on catalytic membranes
  174. The issue of selectivity in the direct synthesis of H2O2 from H2 and O2: the role of the catalyst in relation to the kinetics of reaction
  175. Characterization and reactivity of Fe-[Al,B]MFI catalysts for benzene hydroxylation with N2O
  176. Heterogeneous Catalytic Reactions with CO2: Status and Perspectives
  177. Use of Solid Catalysts in Promoting Water Treatment and Remediation Technologies
  178. Dynamics of SO2 adsorption–oxidation in SOx traps for the protection of NOx adsorbers in diesel engine emissions
  179. Use of mesoporous SBA-15 for nanostructuring titania for photocatalytic applications
  180. Direct synthesis of H2O2 on monometallic and bimetallic catalytic membranes using methanol as reaction medium
  181. Performances of Fe-[Al, B]MFI catalysts in benzene hydroxylation with N2O
  182. Palladium-modified catalytic membranes for the direct synthesis of HO: preparation and performance in aqueous solution
  183. Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Processes on Metal Oxides
  184. Preparation, performances and reaction mechanism for the synthesis of H2O2 from H2 and O2 based on palladium membranes
  185. Electrocatalytic performances of nanostructured platinum–carbon materials
  186. Wet hydrogen peroxide catalytic oxidation (WHPCO) of organic waste in agro-food and industrial streams
  187. Use of solid catalysts in promoting water treatment and remediation technologies
  188. Performances of Co-based catalysts for the selective side chain oxidation of toluene in the gas phase
  189. Preface
  190. Performance of Fe-BEA catalysts for the selective hydroxylation of benzene with N2O
  191. Heterogeneous Catalytic Reactions with CO2: Status and Perspectives
  192. Isomorphously substituted Fe-ZSM-5 zeolites as catalysts Causes of catalyst ageing as revealed by X-band EPR, Mössbauer and 29Si MAS NMR spectra
  193. Nanostructured catalysts for NO x storage–reduction and N 2 O decomposition
  194. Novel catalyst design for multiphase reactions
  195. Tubular Inorganic catalytic membrane reactors: advantages and performance in multiphase hydrogenation reactions
  196. Remediation of water contamination using catalytic technologies
  197. Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by catalytic processes
  198. Catalysis and sustainable (green) chemistry
  199. 58 Gas-phase electrocatalytic conversion of CO2 to fuels over gas diffusion membranes containing Pt or Pd nanoclusters
  200. Outlooks for environmental catalysis
  201. Catalytic conversion of MTBE to biodegradable chemicals in contaminated water
  202. Environmental catalysis: trends and outlook
  203. Reaction Mechanism and Control of Selectivity in Catalysis by Oxides: Some Challenges and Open Questions
  204. Outlooks for selective oxidation
  205. In situ DRIFT study of the reactivity and reaction mechanism of catalysts based on iron–molybdenum oxides encapsulated in Boralite for the selective oxidation of alkylaromatics
  206. Oscillating Behavior in N2O Decomposition over Rh Supported on Zirconia-Based Catalysts: The Role of the Reaction Conditions
  207. In situ activation phenomena of Rh supported on zirconia samples for the catalytic decomposition of N2O
  208. Rinse water purification using solid regenerable catalytic adsorbents
  209. Catalytic wet oxidation with H2O2 of carboxylic acids on homogeneous and heterogeneous Fenton-type catalysts
  210. Use of palladium based catalysts in the hydrogenation of nitrates in drinking water: from powders to membranes
  211. Oxidation catalysts: New trends
  212. Modification of the surface reactivity and selectivity of mixed oxides in oxidation reactions due to coadsorbate species
  213. The Role of Ammonia Adspecies on the Pathways of Catalytic Transformation at Mixed Metal Oxide Surfaces
  214. Dependence of the catalytic behavior of V—Sb-oxides in propane ammoxidation to acrylonitrile from the method of preparation
  215. VSb-oxide catalysts for the ammoxidation of propane
  216. Role of the Size and Texture Properties of Copper-on-Alumina Pellets during the Simultaneous Removal of SO 2 and NO x from Flue Gas
  217. Structure, activity and selectivity relationships in propane ammoxidation to acrylonitrile on V–Sb oxides Part 3Modifications during the catalytic reaction and effect of feed composition
  218. Surface chemistry of V–Sb–oxide in relation to the mechanism of acrylonitrile synthesis from propane Part 3.—Influence of ammonia on the competitive pathways of reaction
  219. Reaction pathways of propane and propene conversion in the presence of NO and O2 on Cu/MFI
  220. Surface chemistry of V–Sb–oxide in relation to the mechanism of acrylonitrile synthesis from propane. Part 1.—Chemisorption and transformation of possible intermediates
  221. Surface chemistry of V–Sb–oxide in relation to the mechanism of acrylonitrile synthesis from propane. Part 2.—Reactivity towards ammonia and relationship with catalytic behaviour
  222. Modification of the surface reactivity of Cu-MFI during chemisorption and transformation of the reagents in the selective reduction of NO with propane and O2
  223. Catalytic behavior and nature of active sites in copper-on-zirconia catalysts for the decomposition of N2O
  224. Nature of active species in copper-based catalysts and their chemistry of transformation of nitrogen oxides
  225. Modification of the surface reactivity of vanadium antimonate catalysts during catalytic propane ammoxidation
  226. Adsorption and Reactivity of No on Copper-on-Alumina Catalysts
  227. Adsorption and Reactivity of No on Copper-on-Alumina Catalysts
  228. Role of the preparation and nature of zeolite on the activity of Cu-exchanged MFI for no conversion by hydrocarbons and oxygen
  229. Influence of preparation method on the properties of V-Sb-O catalysts for the ammoxidation of propane
  230. High activity of copper-boralite in the reduction of nitric oxide with propane / oxygen
  231. Specific activity of copper species in decomposition of NO on Cu-ZSM-5
  232. Deactivation Effects in the Synthesis of Methyl Ethyl Ketone by Selective Oxidation over Solid Wacker-type Catalysts
  233. Acrylonitrile from Propane on (VO)2P2O7 with Preadsorbed Ammonia
  234. Selective Catalytic Reduction of no on Copper-On-Alumina in the Cleanup of High Sulfur Content Flue Gas: Catalyst Development and Design
  235. Combined DeSOx/DeNOx reactions on a copper on alumina sorbent-catalyst. 1. Mechanism of sulfur dioxide oxidation-adsorption
  236. Combined DeSOx/DeNOx reactions on a copper on alumina sorbent-catalyst. 2. Kinetics of the DeSOx reaction
  237. Combined DeSOx/DeNOx reactions on a copper on alumina sorbent-catalyst. 3. DeNOx behavior as a function of the surface coverage with sulfate species
  238. Shielding effect of aluminium on sulphur dioxide deactivation of vanadium oxide on titania-alumina DeNOx catalysts
  239. In-Situ Control of Vanadyl Pyrophosphate Deactivation by Addition of So2 During C4–C5 Alkane Oxidation
  240. ANTENNA EFFECT IN LUMINESCENT LANTHANIDE CRYPTATES: A PHOTOPHYSICAL STUDY
  241. Luminescence Probes: The Eu3⊕- and Tb3⊕-Cryptates of Polypyridine Macrobicyclic Ligands
  242. Lumineszenzsonden: Quantitative photophysikalische Ergebnisse von Eu3⊕- und Tb3⊕-Cryptaten makrobicyclischer Polypyridinliganden
  243. 5.1 Photoelectrochemical CO2 Activation toward Artificial Leaves
  244. From Green to Sustainable Industrial Chemistry
  245. Accounting for Chemical Sustainability
  246. Methods and Tools of Sustainable Industrial Chemistry: Catalysis
  247. Methods and Tools of Sustainable Industrial Chemistry: Process Intensification
  248. Direct Synthesis of Hydrogen Peroxide: Recent Advances
  249. Nano-architecture and reactivity of titania catalytic materials. Part 2. Bidimensional nanostructured films
  250. Nano-architecture and reactivity of Titania catalytic materials. <i>Quasi</i>-1D nanostructures