Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Assessment of catalytic performance for oxidative coupling of methane via comprehensive microkinetic modelling

Vaios Alexiadis (UGent) , M Chaar, A Van Veen, Joris Thybaut (UGent) and Guy Marin (UGent)

(2015) International Conference on Chemical Kinetics, Proceedings.
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OCMOL: towards sustainable production of high quality fuels and petrochemicals via oxidative coupling of methane

Vaios Alexiadis (UGent) , Joris Thybaut (UGent) , Guy Marin (UGent) , A Van Veen, M Chaar and M Muhler

(2013) 9th European Congress of Chemical Engineering, Abstracts. p.50-50
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Microkinetic modelling of methane oxidative coupling on a 1%SrLa2O3 catalyst as a basis for further catalyst design

Joris Thybaut (UGent) , Panagiotis Kechagiopoulos (UGent) , Vaios Alexiadis (UGent) , M Chaar, M Muhler, A Van Veen, C Mirodatos and Guy Marin (UGent)

(2013) 10th Natural Gas Conversion Symposium, Abstracts.
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Ortho-positronium formation in anodic layers on aluminium studied by slow positrons

Toon Van Hoecke (UGent) , Danny Segers (UGent) , H Schut, Charles Dauwe (UGent) , A Van Veen, B Van Waeyenberge and L Palffy

(1997) Materials Science Forum. 255(2). p.724-726
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Slow positron studies of anodized aluminium

Danny Segers (UGent) , Charles Dauwe (UGent) , H Schut, A Van Veen, L Palffy, T Van Hoecke and Bartel Van Waeyenberge (UGent)

(1996) JOURNAL OF RADIOANALYTICAL AND NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY-ARTICLES. 211(1). p.39-45

Academic Bibliography

Assessment of catalytic performance for oxidative coupling of methane via comprehensive microkinetic modelling

OCMOL: towards sustainable production of high quality fuels and petrochemicals via oxidative coupling of methane

Microkinetic modelling of methane oxidative coupling on a 1%SrLa2O3 catalyst as a basis for further catalyst design

Ortho-positronium formation in anodic layers on aluminium studied by slow positrons

Slow positron studies of anodized aluminium

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