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State and Properties of a Carbon Sorbent Modified with a Bioactive Substance by Drozdov, V. A., Pyanova, L. G., Lavrenov, A. V., Likholobov, V. A., Kudrya, E. N., Luzyanina, L. S.

“…A method for introducing small amounts of betulin (up to 1 wt %) into a mesoporous carbon material with a preset specific surface area of 300–310 m 2 /g, total…”
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Isolation of adamantane hydrocarbons from Cenomanian oil of the Russkoe oilfield by Baklanova, O. N., Lavrenov, A. V., Kashirtsev, V. A., Gorbunova, O. V., Vasilevich, A. V., Kudrya, E. N., Nesterov, I. I., Melenevskii, V. N., Fursenko, E. A.

“…Adamantane hydrocarbons have been isolated from Cenomanian heavy naphthenic oil of the Russkoe field using the thiocarbamide adduction method. Steam…”
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Phase transformations in the thermoactivated MnOx–Al2O3 catalytic system by Tsyrulnikov, P.G., Tsybulya, S.V., Kryukova, G.N., Boronin, A.I., Koscheev, S.V., Starostina, T.G., Bubnov, A.V., Kudrya, E.N.

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Phase transformations in the thermoactivated MnO x–Al 2O 3 catalytic system by Tsyrulnikov, P.G., Tsybulya, S.V., Kryukova, G.N., Boronin, A.I., Koscheev, S.V., Starostina, T.G., Bubnov, A.V., Kudrya, E.N.

“…The phenomenon of the sharp increase of activity in reactions of deep oxidation found for the manganese oxide–alumina system calcined at 900–1000 °C was named…”
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Behavior of some deep oxidation catalysts under extreme conditions. 1. Comparison of resistance to thermal shock and SO2 poisoning by Tsyrulnikov, P.G., Kovalenko, O.N., Gogin, L.L., Starostina, T.G., Noskov, A.S., Kalinkin, A.V., Krukova, G.N., Tsybulya, S.V., Kudrya, E.N., Bubnov, A.V.

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Behavior of some deep oxidation catalysts under extreme conditions. 1. Comparison of resistance to thermal shock and SO 2 poisoning by Tsyrulnikov, P.G., Kovalenko, O.N., Gogin, L.L., Starostina, T.G., Noskov, A.S., Kalinkin, A.V., Krukova, G.N., Tsybulya, S.V., Kudrya, E.N., Bubnov, A.V.

“…The activity of catalysts before and after heat treatment up to 950°C was measured in model reactions of methane and butane deep oxidation. The poison…”
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