An integrated total neutron scattering - NMR approach for the study of heterogeneous catalysis

Markus Leutzsch; Marta Falkowska; Terri-Louise Hughes; Andrew J Sederman; Lynn F Gladden; Michael D Mantle; Tristan G A Youngs; Daniel Bowron; Haresh Manyar; Christopher Hardacre

doi:10.1039/c8cc04740e

An integrated total neutron scattering - NMR approach for the study of heterogeneous catalysis

Markus Leutzsch
, Marta Falkowska
, Terri-Louise Hughes
, Andrew J Sederman
, Lynn F Gladden
, Michael D Mantle
, Tristan G A Youngs
, Daniel Bowron
, Haresh Manyar
, Christopher Hardacre

School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

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Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and total neutron scattering techniques are established methods for the characterisation of liquid phases in confined pore spaces during chemical reactions. Herein, we describe the first combined total neutron scattering - NMR setup as a probe for the catalytic heterogeneous reduction of benzene-d6 with D2 in 3 wt% Pt/MCM-41.

Original language	English
Journal	Chemical Communications
Early online date	23 Aug 2018
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1039/c8cc04740e
Publication status	Early online date - 23 Aug 2018

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