Magnetic, Mössbauer, and I.R. studies of nanosize particles of Fe and Co species dispersed in a cage of aluminosilicates structure, in relation to syngas (CO+H2) Fischer Tropsch conversion. The difference in the catalytic activity of such species have shown dependancy on their degree of dispersion. The carbonyl impregnation gave ultra-fine Super Paramagnetic Fe3O4, whereas the nitrate impregnation gave larger size particles of Fe3O4 or α-Fe2O3. The active Fe5C2 component was converted to Fe3C during the above reaction.
Oskoie, M. M. (2008). Magnetic Studies of Fine Fe And Co Species Formed in Fe/Zeolite Catalysts. International Journal of Engineering, 21(2), 173-180.
MLA
Mohammad Mahdi Oskoie. "Magnetic Studies of Fine Fe And Co Species Formed in Fe/Zeolite Catalysts". International Journal of Engineering, 21, 2, 2008, 173-180.
HARVARD
Oskoie, M. M. (2008). 'Magnetic Studies of Fine Fe And Co Species Formed in Fe/Zeolite Catalysts', International Journal of Engineering, 21(2), pp. 173-180.
VANCOUVER
Oskoie, M. M. Magnetic Studies of Fine Fe And Co Species Formed in Fe/Zeolite Catalysts. International Journal of Engineering, 2008; 21(2): 173-180.
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