Table of Contents

Vapor Phase Catalysts (Con't)
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BAG ITEM FRAMES

CHLORINE in the vapor phase injection feed

130

ref. t

30 ‘64-30 ‘79

Translation, T-183

237

90 ‘67-90 ‘79

CHROMIUM-aluminum spherical catalysts

13

3043

3

50 ‘70-50 ‘76

Translation S-1

274

1632-1633

“ oxide catalysts containing activator for aromatization

46

1027-1028

COMPOSITION of catalysts, catalyst production in building 53. Manuscript supplied by Dr. Frese, T-291

273

577-595

CLAY cracking catalysts, natural and synthetic

146

350-352

CRACKING catalysts, effects of alkali on the cleavage

141

135-136

“ catalyst, alumina-boric acid

50

423-425

“ “ appraisal of,

162

31-34

“ “ fluidized. Experiments with SiO2-Al2O3 catalysts

162

35-71

“ catalysts, observation on,

164

561-565

168

565-566

“ “ and hydroforming, Leuna research on,

125

311-313

3rd series

“ catalysts, exploratory search for,

141

13-22

“ “ for the Moosbierbaum plant

174

306-320

“ hydrogenation and dehydrogenation with Ni, Pt, Pd, Fe, Co and Cu

168

525-530

“ catalyst, silica-magnesia, influence of conditions of precipitation on gasification

141

65-68

“ with synthetic aluminum silicate

126

1227-1239

“ catalytic, of synthesis LPG with aluminum hydrosilicate catalysts, 1944

47

1059-1168

“ catalytic catalysts, 1935

177

2247-2270

“ “ of middle oils with different catalysts

147

170-175

“ catalytic with aromatization catalysts

146

132-133

“ catalyst, preparation of synthetic

146

53-68

146

137-138

146

435-436

162

283-284

“ catalytic catalysts, directions for the preparation of

65

9..71

“ catalyst, use of polymerization sludge for paraffin waxes

60

713-727

“ and hydrocarbon conversion, observations on catalysts for,

181

Translation T-189

237

90 ‘123-90 ‘126

“ catalyst, magnesium silicate

146

537-538

“ “ moving

167

260-264

“ petroleum at 50 atm, experiments on catalyst for,

147

155-162

“ catalytic, with Zn-containing catalysts

141

222-224

“ catalysts, isomerizing action of,

167

319-321

DEHYDROGENATION and aromatization, catalysts for, by Wiedemann

71

937-939

“ catalysts

14

1118-1119

14

1294-1301

Translation

143

30 ‘49-30 ‘55

DEHYDROGENATION catalysts, experiments with

125

275-288

3rd series

169

442-449

“ at 50 atm. catalyst tests, starting with NiW

202

53-55

“ composition of Al2O3-MoO3 catalysts for,

126

445-473

“ catalyst, development of alumina-molyb-denum-nickel

164

729-751

“ hydrogenation, and cracking with Ni, Pt, Pd, Fe, Co, and Cu

168

525-530

“ catalyst molybdenum and alumina, composition of,

126

445-473

“ catalysts, preparation of specially active

125

215

3rd series

“ catalysts, reworking of spent

18

22..112-22..114

“ “ testing of,

125

236-244

3rd. series

“ “ in 100 ml. converter, testing of,

126

483-497

“

148

21-29

“ , preliminary comparison of catalyst 7612 with 7360 at 350° in,

169

67-69

“ and aromatization catalysts, by Wiedemann

71

937-939

“ catalysts, report of tests of a drying oven for,

177

2479-2485

DEVELOPMENT, historical, of catalysts (chronology)

254

149-151

DHD catalysts

75

779-789

“ “ damage to, by oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur compounds and by unsaturated compounds

169

354-382

“ catalyst from dismantled stall

75

778

“ “ testing of, in 1 li converter

162

408-422

169

383-395

251

964-978

“ “ physical inspection of,

251

1048-1052

“ “ 10 mm. pills, new

75

773-777

“ “ testing (from technical alumina)

251

804-817

“ “ , note on the question of second heating of, after saturation with ammonium molybdate

169

396

“ catalyst, alumina Op (k 7360) and alumina Zu (K-7935), tests of,

126

475-480

“ catalyst, testing of,

126

507-534

221

80 ’64-80 ‘66

90 ’75-90 ‘100

251

1030-1047

1080-1087

DHD catalysts, testing of activity of industrial in 100 ml reactors

125

90-116

3rd series

169

257-266

267-272

277-291

169

612-625

162

935-942

“ catalysts, testing of three

125

207-213

3rd series

“ “ K 7360, evaluation of alumina with respect to activity, splitting and iodine number in conversion to,

125

202-205

3rd series

“ manufacturing and catalyst requirements

23

2..19-33

EQUILIBRIUM of aromatics-naphthenes, regulation of, over catalyst 5058

205

781-786

FLUORIDE catalysts

173

462-464

“ “ tests with differently prepared

173

440-441

173

538-540

“ stability of, in the presence of H2S and H20 in view of their catalytic action

253

276-278

FULLERS’ earth, activation of,

50

420-422

146

648

“ “ synthetic silicate, and alumina catalysts for aromatization

165

381-397

166

469-492

“ earth superfiltrol as compared to the Bavarian analogue terrana in catalytic cracking of gas oil

126

1291-1293

HYDROFORMING catalysts

56

20

216-219

“ and cracking catalysts, Leuna research on

125

311-313

3rd series

HYDROGENATION, dehydrogenation and cracking with Ni, Pt, Pd, Fe, Co, and Cu

168

525-530

“ , use of Mo and W sulfide catalyst in,

205

863-871

254

152-160

“ , pressure, application of Mo and W sulfides as catalysts, by Goehre, May, 1943

257

886-893

Translation T-359

257

893a-893f

273

916-920

“ activity of various Al2O3-W-Ni catalysts for,

254

433-438

IRON-W-Ni catalyst 6719, improving

169

209-217

236-241

ISOMERIZATION and splitting of i-and n- octane over catalyst 5058

205

768

LOSS of catalyst in middle oil operations

165

419-425

MAGNESIUM silicate cracking catalysts

146

537-538

“ “ catalysts -Co, examination of,

162

271-278

“ silicate catalysts, types of,

141

128-130

MOLYBDENUM dioxide operation of Ludwig-shafen, catalyst test for,

254

476-477

“ and W sulfides as catalysts in pressure hydrogenation, by Goehre, May 1943

257

886-893

Translation T-359

257

893a-893f

Translation T-359

273

915-920

“ and tungsten sulfide catalysts in hydrogenation

205

863-781

254

152-160

NICKEL content on catalysts, effect of,

167

526-527

NITROGEN content, effect of on splitting properties. Two papers

257

934-936

257

937-947

Translation T-353-1

257

936a-936d

Translation T-353-2

257

947a-947j

Translation T-353-1

273

880-884

Translation T-353-2 comparison of

273

884-892

“ and production trouble,/sensitiveness to, of catalysts 8797 and 6434

173

563-564

“ sensitivity of catalysts, experiments to determine

173

880-884

Translation T-197

237

100 ‘49-100 ‘51

“ sensitivity of terrana-tungsten sulfide catalysts to,

173

650-654

POLYMERIZATION duration test on a repre-sentative sample of the H3PO4 catalyst

48

819-827

Translation S. O. Co. (Indiana)

243

30 ‘33-30 ‘35

PREHYDROGENATON, catalysts for,

167

466-474

480-482

483

484-487

499-503

513-515

516-525

532-542

543-547

548-550

580-583

584-587

593-600

624-645

646-656

657-664

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668-669

PREHYDROGENATON, catalysts for,

167

670

677-678

696-697

698-701

706-708

709-714

719-725

734-740

760-763

804-807

812-826

951-959

1024-1033

1034-1045

“ catalysts, Al-Mo-Ni and Al-W-Ni

164

235-237

169

16-21

“ “ , development of, Ludwigshafen, 1940

7

2732

2

176-178

130

40 ‘1-40 ‘24

165

199-221

Translation T-140

237

70 ‘114

Translation T-185

237

90’96-90 ‘101

“ catalysts, development of, to catalyst 7745

169

201-208

“ catalysts, experiments on, in particular 8376

202

639-650

“ of middle oil, catalysts for,

165

171-190

165

225-241

“ alumina catalysts, effects of W, Ni, Co, and Fe

165

1-9

(Illegible)

21-29

“ Al203-W-Ni catalyst 8376 (7846 W 250)

148

383-394

“ catalysts, new

202

484-497

543

“ catalyst, iron, tungsten, nickel, and cobalt, effects on

201

77-85

“ catalysts, effects of W, Ni, Co, and Fe on,

167

488-494

504-512

201

77-85

“ catalysts obtained by diluting 5058 catalysts with ZnS

164

130-132

“ “ , present status of experiements on,

169

224-225

“ catalysts, testing of,

165

55-58

133-143

202

273-281

“ “ testing some

201

250

“ “ “ in 50 ml lead bath converters

202

404-407

REFERENCES, literature, to a lecture on catalysts

168

550

REGENERATON of aromatization catalysts

49

35-39

“ of cracking catalysts, tests and theory of,

177

2293-2355

188

20111-20173

“ of moving catalyst in catalytic cracking process

190

23620-3681

REFINING catalyst for aviation gasoline and other products, Al2O3-W-Ni

253

928-936

RUHROEL catalysts, comparison with 7019

7

60 ‘28-60 ‘31

Translation, Dr. Baer

225

10 ‘51

“ catalysts K413, preliminary notes on experiments with, in Leuna

7

50 ’13-50 ‘17

Translation, Dr. Baer

225

10 ‘91-10 ‘94