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Study of catalyst deactivation during 1,3-butanediol dehydration to produce butadiene by Rodriguez, Andrea C., Sad, María E., Cruchade, Hugo, Pinard, Ludovic, Padró, Cristina L.

“…Catalyst deactivation and mechanism of coke formation during the gas phase dehydration of 1,3-butanediol were studied on solid acids of different nature:…”
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Catalytic Routes for Direct Methane Conversion to Hydrocarbons and Hydrogen: Current State and Opportunities by Cruchade, Hugo, Medeiros-Costa, Izabel C., Nesterenko, Nikolai, Gilson, Jean-Pierre, Pinard, Ludovic, Beuque, Antoine, Mintova, Svetlana

“…Natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel, is an abundant source of methane and expected to play an increasingly important role in powering the world’s economic…”
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Investigating the Physicochemical Properties of an Extra-large Pore Aluminosilicate ZEO‑1 by Fahda, Mohammad, Fayek, Jawad, Dib, Eddy, Cruchade, Hugo, Pichot, Nathan, Chaouati, Nourrdine, Pinard, Ludovic, Petkov, Petko St, Vayssilov, Georgi N., Mayoral, Alvaro, Witulski, Bernhard, Lakiss, Louwanda, Valtchev, Valentin

“…ZEO-1 is the first stable extra-large pore zeolite with a substantial amount of aluminum in the framework achieved directly upon synthesis, and here we present…”
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Cleaner technology for the production of linear long chain α-olefins through a “millisecond” oxidative cracking process by Cruchade, Hugo, Veit, Claude, Colin, Jean-Jacques, Beauchet, Romain, Batonneau, Yann, Pouilloux, Yannick, Leroux, Bertrand, Pinard, Ludovic

“…[Display omitted] •Oxidative cracking of n-paraffins leads to long chain linear alpha-olefins.•Autothermal process operating at atmospheric pressure on a…”
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Formulation of two monofunctionnal catalysts for CH4 upgrading by Konnov, Stanislav, Medeiros-Costa, Izabel, Cruchade, Hugo, Dubray, Florent, Debost, Maxime, Gilson, Jean-Pierre, Valtchev, Valentin, Dath, Jean-Pierre, Nesterenko, Nikolai, Mintova, Svetlana

“…Natural gas will play a significant role in the transition from fossil to green(er) energy production. Its major component, methane (CH4) is an attractive…”
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Elucidating silanol removal in MFI nanosized zeolites through controlled post-synthesis hydrothermal treatments by Cruchade, Hugo, Dalena, Francesco, Dib, Eddy, Aitblal, Abdelhafid, Honorato Piva, Diogenes, Magisson, Aymeric, Mintova, Svetlana

“…The rational control of silanol groups is still an elusive dream in zeolite synthesis. To enhance our understanding of this phenomenon, we have performed…”
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Formulation of two monofunctional catalysts for CH4 upgrading by Konnov, Stanislav V., Medeiros-Costa, Izabel C., Cruchade, Hugo, Dubray, Florent, Debost, Maxime, Gilson, Jean-Pierre, Valtchev, Valentin, Dath, Jean-Pierre, Nesterenko, Nikolai, Mintova, Svetlana

“…Natural gas will play a significant role in the transition from fossil to green(er) energy production. Its major component, methane (CH4) is an attractive…”
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Green-aromatic production in typical conditions of fluidized catalytic cracking by Pinto, Joana F.R., Lam, Yiu Lau, Pereira, Marcelo Maciel, Cruchade, Hugo, Sachse, Alexander, Pinard, Ludovic

“…The production of green hydrocarbons in the standard refinery has significant potential to reduce our reliance on oil and shorten the path to sustainability…”
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Exploration, explanation and exploitation of hydroxyls in zeolites by Dib, Eddy, Clatworthy, Edwin B, Cruchade, Hugo, Medeiros-Costa, Izabel C, Nesterenko, Nikolai, Gilson, Jean-Pierre, Mintova, Svetlana

“…The precise location and role of all types of hydroxyls in zeolites are still enigmatic, and their control permits tailoring of novel properties increasing the…”
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Methane-to-chemicals: a pathway to decarbonization by Nesterenko, Nikolai, Medeiros-Costa, Izabel C, Clatworthy, Edwin B, Cruchade, Hugo, Konnov, Stanislav V, Dath, Jean-Pierre, Gilson, Jean-Pierre, Mintova, Svetlana

“…ABSTRACT The utilization of methane for chemical production, often considered as the future of petrochemistry, historically could not compete economically with…”
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