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Heterogeneous Catalysis
Chakrabarty, D. K. , Formerly Professor Emeritus, IIT, Mumbai.
Viswanathan, B. , HOD of National Center for Catalysis Research, Deptt. of Chemistry, Indian Instt. of Tech., Madras.
ISBN : 978-81-224-2197-2
Publication Year : Sep, 2007
Edition : 1st
Reprint :
Pages : 328
Price : Rs. 295
Binding : Paperback


About the Book:

Heterogeneous Catalysis is a subject of great industrial importance. Almost eighty per cent of the heavy chemicals are produced by employing heterogeneous catalysts at some stage or other. This is why it has become necessary to introduce the subject in the Master?s programmes in Chemistry and Chemical Technology. Excellent monographs have been written by leading experts with great insight and these are very useful to research workers in this field. However, there are only a few that can serve as textbook. It is hoped the present book will serve that purpose.

Adsorption phenomenon has been considered in the chapters 1-3 and 5. They cover adsorption isotherms and energetics of adsorption both for homogeneous and heterogeneous surfaces. Both physical adsorption and chemisorption have been considered. Chapter 6 gives some general principles of catalysis and Chapter 7-9 present catalysis by metals, semiconductors and acidic  solids including zeolites and clays. Chapter 10 presents mechanism of some selected reactions. Catalyst texture (surface area, porosity) has been discussed in Chapter 4. Chapters 12-15 are dedicated to catalyst characterization that include infrared and Raman spectroscopy, thermal methods, ESCA and Auger methods as well as NMR, EPR and Mössbauer spectroscopic methods. The last two chapters of the book are dedicated to catalysts preparation and the role of diffusion in heterogeneous catalysis.

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About the Author:

Dipak Kumar Chakrabarty
joined the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai as early as 1967 where he has spent his entire professional life to retire in 1997. In recognition to his service, the Institute in 2002 conferred on him the title Professor Emeritus. His research work was mostly in the areas of Solid State Chemistry and Heterogeneous Catalysis. He is the author of many research papers and several books in these areas. He has also contributed to several monographs. He has visited and lectured at many universities in India and abroad. Now he spends his time teaching at different universities.


B. Viswanathan
, Head of National Center for Catalysis Research, Department of Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras is a renowned scientist and a distinguished teacher. His research contributions are enormous in the fields of heterogeneous catalysis, materials science, theoretical chemistry, energy, nanotechnology and information science. He has published research papers and books, won several awards and number of fellowships at both national and international levels.

Contents:

  • What is Adsorption
  • Adsorption Isotherm
  • Adsorption Energetics
  • Catalyst Texture
  • Chemisorption
  • Catalysis?General Principles
  • Theory of Catalysis by Metals
  • Catalysis by Semiconductors
  • Catalysis by Acidic Solids
  • Mechanism of Some Reactions
  • Surface Structure
  • Infrared, Raman and EELS
  • Thermal Methods
  • Electron Spectroscopy
  • NMR, EPR and Nuclear Resonance
  • Preparation of Catalysts
  • Role of Diffusion

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