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Surface Area and Porosity

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Author

  • A Baiker
  • M Nobbenhuis
  • J Kiwi
  • R Thampi
  • M Gratzel
  • L Lucarrelli
  • P Albers
  • K Seibold
  • M Baerns
  • F Majunke
  • M del Arco
  • C Martin
  • V Rives
  • E Garcin
  • R Surantin
  • J-C Volta
  • J G van Ommen
  • M de Boer
  • A J van Dillen
  • J W Geus
  • Jerzy Haber
  • J Sloczynski
  • Arne Andersson
  • L T Andersson
  • Mehri Sanati
  • B Svensson
  • B Rebenstrof
  • Reine Wallenberg
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Summary, in English

The BET surface area was found to be 10.5 (±0.5), 10.1 (±0.5) and 11.0 (±0.5) m2 g−1 for sample EL10, EL10V1 and EL10V8, respectively. No microporosity was observed for any of the samples. In all cases, a bimodal distribution of porosity was observed, indicating intraparticle macroporosity with radii about 0.1–0.2 and interparticle porosity radii around 10 μm. The TiO2 support is composed of particles with radii of about 1 μm, these forming aggregates of loosely coherent particles (radii 100 μm). Impregnation by the V2O5 compound does not modify appreciably either the surface area or the degree of aggregation.

Publishing year

1994

Language

English

Pages

11-16

Publication/Series

Catalysis Today

Volume

20

Issue

1

Document type

Journal article

Publisher

Elsevier

Topic

  • Production Engineering, Human Work Science and Ergonomics
  • Chemical Engineering

Status

Published

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISSN: 0920-5861