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%B Applied Catalysis A: General
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%X Abstract: Carbon nanofibres composites with macroscopic shaping were successfully synthesised by chemical vapour decomposition (CVD) using a low loading in nickel as catalyst (¡Ü1 wt.%). A high carbon nanofibres yield, i.e. 100 wt.% weight gain per hour of synthesis with respect to the initial catalyst weight was obtained, which significantly lowered the synthesis cost while the direct macroscopic shaping rendered more reliable the pplications of these materials in conventional catalytic processes.
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%N 1-2
%T Synthesis and characterization of carbon nanofibres with macroscopic shaping formed by catalytic decomposition of C2H6/H2 over nickel catalyst.
%K Supported palladium catalyst, liquid-phase reactions, filamentous carbon, catalysis, nanotubes, hydrogenation, iron.
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%@issn 0926-860X
%2 lcp.inpe.br/ignes/2004/11.24.13.57.16
%@affiliation Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais
%@affiliation Lab. Mat. Surfaces & Procedes Catalyse, Dept. Catalysis,
%@language English
%P 1-8
%4 lcp.inpe.br/ignes/2004/11.24.13.57
%D 2004
%V 274
%A Vieira, Ricardo,
%A Ledoux, M. J.,
%A Pham-Huu, C.,
%@area COMB