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Chemie Ingenieur Technik

Chemie Ingenieur Technik, Vol.82, No.6 Entire volume, number list
ISSN: 0009-286X (Print) 

In this Issue (17 articles)

739 - 739 Porous Materials: Small Holes -big Effects
Schwieger W, Hartmann M
763 - 768 Porous Materials - Short Prehistory and Early History
Robens E
769 - 777 Porous Materials at a Glance
Schuth F
779 - 804 A new view of diffusion in nanoporous materials
Chmelik C, Heinke L, Valiullin R, Karger J
805 - 822 Spectroscopic characterization of porous Materials - State of the Art and Future Prospects
Hartmann M
823 - 828 Characterization of mesoporous Materials using Small-Angle Scattering (SAXS/SANS)
Smarsly BM, Kaper H, Mascotto S, Weidmann C
829 - 835 Mesoporous Glass Membranes as Model Systems on the Study of the Gas Diffusion through porous Media
Stoltenberg D, Seidel-Morgenstern A, Enke D
837 - 847 New nanoporous Molecular Sieve Membranes: Zeolites versus MOFs -Winners and Losers
Caro J
849 - 868 The composting on the Basis of Zeolites or ordered mesoporous Oxides for Applications in the Photonics and Sensors
Wark M
869 - 879 Network models for capillary porous media: application to drying technology
Metzger T, Tsotsas E
881 - 890 Modeling of Adsorption, Diffusion and catalytic Reactions in porous Media
Keil FJ
891 - 896 Zeolite Catalysis for the sustainable Chemistry
Reschetilowski W
897 - 903 Synthesis of microporous Carbon Foams for Catalytic Applications
Glenk F, Schirmer M, Gutlein S, Etzold B
905 - 909 Zirconia Particles with defined Particle Morphology and hierarchically structured Pore System with combined Exo and Endotemplate Syntesis
With P, Heinrich A, Lutecki M, Fichtner S, Bohringer B, Glaser R
911 - 919 Binder-free ZSM-5-Shaped Body on the Basis of porous Glass by in situ Cristallization: Preparation, Properties and catalytic Testing
Rauscher M, Schwab A, Schwieger W
921 - 928 Catalysts for the Production of Wall Microstructure Reactors using the Low Pressure Injection Technology
Schwarz T, Schirrmeister S, Doring H, Klemm E
929 - 940 Zeolites as Sorption Medium
Schuman K, Unger B, Brandt A