Laboratoire de réactivité de surface (LRS) - UMR 7197

Le LRS a pour mission la synthèse et ou la fonctionnalisation de matériaux inorganiques et le contrôle de leur réactivité catalytique en phase gazeuse ou liquide ainsi qu’en milieu biologique. Les recherches du LRS s’articulent autour de quatre axes thématiques :

• Approche moléculaire de la synthèse et de la réactivité de matériaux inorganiques // Responsable Michel CHE
• Réactivité de Matériaux Catalytiques à base de Métaux Nobles et Pseudo-Métaux // Responsable : Catherine LOUIS
• Etudes des Supports Poreux pour l’Adsorption et le Catalyse de l’Environnement (Groupe ESPACE) // Responsable : Pascale MASSIANI
• Réactivité de surfaces métalliques ou oxydées en milieu biologique // Responsables : Claire-Marie PRADIER et Jean-François LAMBERT

Ces quatre groupes travaillent en étroite interaction avec une équipe de modélisateurs (1 CR et 1 MdC), et une équipe d’ingénieurs et techniciens qui assurent l’excellence du LRS dans le domaine de la caractérisation des matériaux. Une particularité du Laboratoire est de viser à la compréhension des solides depuis leur synthèse jusqu’à leur fonctionnement, grâce à la mise en œuvre de techniques de caractérisation chimique ou structurale qui permettent un contrôle des matériaux aux échelles macroscopiques et moléculaires et ce, au plus près des conditions de fonctionnement de la surface en catalyse ou en milieu biologique.

La réactivité aux interfaces solide-gaz ou solide-liquide est un domaine pluridisciplinaire qui fait appel aux concepts de chimie moléculaire, chimie des matériaux, physico-chimie des surfaces, nanosciences, catalyse, chimie du vivant ou encore chimie pour l’environnement. Au LRS, la réactivité de surface est abordée suivant une approche intégrée allant d’études sur des surfaces bien définies (monocristaux, films minces, nanoparticules) à des travaux sur des surfaces divisées. Pour cela, le LRS développe des techniques permettant la caractérisation d’interfaces aussi bien sous ultra-vide qu’en présence de phases réactives, gazeuses ou liquides.

Les recherches du LRS s’appuient sur des techniques de caractérisation des matériaux et équipements propres au laboratoire, ou bien partagés au sein de l’Institut des Matériaux de Paris Centre ou avec d’autres laboratoires de la Faculté de Chimie.

Le LRS est un pôle d’enseignement et de formation par la recherche avec vingt-quatre enseignants-chercheurs impliqués dans l’enseignement de la Chimie à tous les niveaux allant du L1 au M2 jusqu’à la formation doctorale. Il relève de deux Ecoles Doctorales : Génie des procédés et haute technologie (ED390) et Physique et chimie des matériaux (ED 397).

Le LRS développe de nombreuses collaborations nationales et internationales, au travers de projets ANR, de GDR, de projets de recherche ou de réseaux européens, ainsi que de collaborations bilatérales avec des laboratoires académiques de nombreuses régions du monde. Il est également une plate-forme de valorisation, beaucoup de ses travaux étant effectués dans le cadre de contrats avec des organismes publics ou des partenaires industriels.

Elaboration, fonctionnalisation de matériaux inorganiques, catalyse, spectroscopie, basicité, catalyseurs modèles, réactivité basique, chimie de coordination interfaciale, toxicochimie, oxyde mésoporeux, nanoparticules, catalyse par l'or, sulfure, carbure, substitut de métaux nobles, catalyse hétérogène, catalyse pour l'environnement, chimie verte, fonctionnalisation de surfaces, couches auto-assemblées, chimie prébiotique, biocapteurs, biocompatibilité, biofilms.

Groupe I : Les travaux de recherche de l’équipe « Approche moléculaire de la synthèse et de la réactivité de matériaux inorganiques » visent à développer une approche intégrée comprenant : i) la synthèse de catalyseurs hétérogènes par différentes méthodes, ii) la détermination de leurs propriétés macroscopiques (par DRX, MET, BET, calorimétrie, etc..), iii) l'utilisation d'une sonde appropriée pour caractériser leurs propriétés locales et moléculaires (par spectroscopies et calculs théoriques) et iv) la mesure de leur réactivité, conduisant ainsi aux relations "structure - propriétés".

Groupe II : Les travaux de recherche de l’équipe « Réactivité de Matériaux Catalytiques à base de Métaux Nobles et Pseudo-Métaux » s’articulent autour de la préparation de nanoparticules de métaux nobles et pseudo-métaux (carbures et sulfures) supportées sur oxydes, de leur caractérisation et de l’étude de leurs performances catalytiques dans des réactions d’intérêt fondamental, environnemental et industriel.

Groupe III : Les travaux de recherche du groupe ESPACE « Etude des Supports Poreux pour l’Adsorption et la Catalyse de l’Environnement » vise à la préparation contrôlée de matériaux à porosités organisées pour des applications de catalyse hétérogène et d’adsorption répondant à des enjeux environnementaux. Les études englobent la synthèse et la modification de supports poreux (zéolithes, mésoporeux,…), l’optimisation de phases actives (intrinsèques au support ou obtenues par dépôt/dispersion), et, enfin, l’utilisation de solides activés pour la dépollution d’effluents gazeux ou  liquides ou pour des procédés chimiques plus respectueux de l’environnement.

Groupe IV : Les travaux de recherche de l’équipe « Réactivité de surfaces métalliques ou oxydées en milieu biologique visent à contrôler les inférées solides – biomolécules – et revêtent 3 aspects :

-       l’adsorption d’acides aminés et de peptides et l’étude de réactions de formation de liaisons péptidiques

-       la fonctionnalisation de surface pour l’immobilisation contrôlée de protéines, l’élaboration de biocapteurs

-       la fonctionnalisation de surface pour le contrôle de l’adsorption de protéines et de bactéries, etc.

Groupe Modélisateurs : Les travaux de recherche des théoriciens (Dr. H. Guesmi et Dr. F. Tielens) porte sur l’étude de systèmes de dimension réduite qui sont en relation directe avec les thématiques du laboratoire : surface (métallique, oxyde, zeolite), interface, agrégats. En étroite collaboration avec les expérimentateurs, elle s’attache à décrire par des modèles réalistes, à l’échelle atomique les propriétés électroniques, thermodynamiques et réactionnelles de ces systèmes. Les principaux outils de modélisation sont le calcul de structure électronique par des méthodes ab-initio. L’équipe s’intéresse également à l’étude et le développement de descripteurs de la théorie réactionnelle de la DFT.

Les projets du LRS s’inscrivent dans la ligne scientifique générale de l’« Elaboration et caractérisation de nouveaux matériaux inorganiques pour le contrôle de leur réactivité ». La synthèse et la fonctionnalisation de matériaux pour la catalyse, le plus souvent constitué d’une phase active oxyde ou métallique déposée sur un support d’oxyde, sont optimisées grâce à une caractérisation précise des sites de surface ou des particules, au cours de leur préparation et de leur activation, après la réaction et si possible au cours de la réaction sous flux de gaz réactifs et en température.

Les études en cours concernent :

i) l’influence sur les propriétés catalytiques de la coordination des ions de transition supportés, de leurs propriétés redox et basiques ainsi que celles de supports oxyde, leurs propriétés pour certains oxydes ; ii) le rôle du confinement de la phase active dans des solides mésoporeux ; iii) la modification de supports mésoporeux pour moduler leurs propriétés acido-basiques ; iv) l’influence de la taille, la forme, et de l’état électronique des particules sur la réactivité.

Un effort particulier est dédié à la microscopie électronique par transmission (MET) en vue d’élaborer des méthodologies permettant la visualisation directe, en conditions réelles de température et d’atmosphère, de l’évolution des matériaux (supports poreux, phases dispersées, interfaces) lors de leur activation ou de leur fonctionnement.

Les réactions catalytiques étudiées sont liées à la remédiation de problèmes environnementaux, avec en particulier, l’oxydation de CO, la décomposition oxydante de COV (Composés Organiques Volatils), les réactions d’hydrotraitement et la catalyse de déNOx (réduction des oxydes d’azote). L’étude de réactions de transestérification pour la valorisation de la biomasse et de nouvelles réactions d’ouvertures de cycles est aussi abordée.

Dans le domaine des interfaces biologiques, les études en cours s’articulent autour de 3 axes : i) la compréhension des mécanismes de formation des liaisons peptidiques par adsorption d’acides aminés sur oxydes SiO₂, argiles (Chimie prébiotique)

ii) la fonctionnalisation de surfaces métalliques ou oxydées par des thiols, des silanes ou des polymères pour le greffage contrôlé (densité et orientation) de protéines (applications aux biocapteurs et à la biocompatibilité) ou au contraire pour limiter l’adsorption de biomolécules (inhiber la formation de biofilms).

iii) Une étude de l’adsorption de petits peptides sur des surfaces métalliques ou oxydées intégrant des expériences sous ultra-vide et d’autres en phase liquide.

Quel que soit le domaine d’application, la compréhension des phénomènes d’adsorption et des mécanismes réactionnels fait appel à la modélisation moléculaire.

Dans le domaine de la catalyse : 1. Relation entre basicité thermodynamique et réactivité basique, chimie de coordination des anions O2- de MgO, (approche expérimentale et théorique). 2. Etude de nanoparticules métalliques dans zéolithes basiques et catalyse de l’environnement. 3. Préparation de nouveaux supports acides pour les réactions d’hydrodésulfuration et hydrocraquage 4. Développement de catalyseurs à base de nanoparticules d’or, mono et bi-métalliques sur oxydes, 5. Etablissement d’une théorie de la réduction catalytique de NO par CO et de la réduction de NO par les hydrocarbures 6. Design de nouveaux catalyseurs polyfonctionnels pour l’industrie automobile. 7. Catalyse deNOx assistée par plasma. 8. Nouveaux matériaux catalytiques polyfonctionnels à base de carbure de molybdène et de tungstène pour traiter les composés soufrés (pluies acides). 9. Evolution des propriétés morpholiques et électroniques des particules métalliques sous gaz de prétraitement ou réactionnel. 10. Combinaisons des approches DFT/EXAFS pour une localisation exacte des atomes de métaux de transition dans les zéolites. 

Dans le domaine des interfaces biologiques 11. Caractérisation au niveau moléculaire de catalyseurs d’oxydes de V, Nb et Ta supportés sur silice amorphe et incorporé dans un réseau zéolithique. Description des chemins réactionnels de la formation de couches auto assemblées de thiols sur or. 12. Adsorption sélective d’acides aminés sur silice 13. Interaction de peptides sur oxydes sur poudres et surfaces planes modèles, 14. Greffage d’enzymes et catalyse enzymatique 15. Mise au point d’immunocapteurs de toxines et/ou bactéries.

• ED 397 - Physique et chimie des matériaux
• ED 390 - Génie des Procédés et Hautes Technologies

Locaux

FR 2482 - Institut des matériaux de Paris-Centre (UFR 926)

FR 2769, intitulée Chimie moléculaire de Paris-Centre : organique, inorganique et biologique

Nationaux

GdR Or-Nano (faire un lien)

LRC (Laboratoire de Recherche Conventionnée) avec le CEA-Le Ripaul

Internationaux

COST D19, COST D41, GDRI, INTAS, PHC (Partenariats Hubert Curien) avec divers pays (Pologne, Italie, Tchéquie, Belgique), ECONET, Collaboration avec le Mexique.

Total, PSA, Renault, IFP, Snecma-Safran, GDF, CEA, ONERA, Air Liquide, Rhodia, St Gobain, HORIBA, SAGEM

C. Boyer, V. Coupard, L. Delannoy, A. Hugon, L. Fischer, C. Louis, C. Thomazeau, Brevet  UPMC-CNRS-IFP (6 Juin 2008) FR 2932177: "Procédé d’hydrogénation sélective sur un catalyseur à base d’or" ; extension aux Etats-Unis (2009) n° de dépôt : US 12/480,570 : "Selective hydrogenation process on a gold-containing catalyst”

• analyses thermiques
• analyses en température programmée
• Chimisorption
• Diffraction des rayons X
• Microbalance à cristal de quartz  (Q-Sense E 4)
• Microscopie électronique par transmission
• Physisorption
• Résonance Magnétique Nucléaire
• Résonance Paramagnétique Electronique
• Spectrométrie Infrarouge, DRIFT, ATR, PM-IRRAS
• Spectrométrie de fluorescence et photoluminescence
• Spectrométrie de masse
• Spectrométrie Raman
• Spectrophotométrie UV-visible-proche IR
• Tests catalytiques 
• Microscopie à Force Atomique (AFM)
• Mesure d’angle de contact (Angle de goutte)
• Spectroscopie de photoélectrons (XPS)

2007

01       Selective catalytic reduction of NO by alcohols on Co- and Fe-Sib catalysts

          S. DZWIGAJ, J. JANAS, T. MACHEJ, M. CHE

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 133-136

02       Low-pressure chemical and photochemical reactions of oxides of nitrogen on alumina taken as a model substance for mineral dust in relation to air pollution

          A. A. LISACHENKO, A.O. KLIMOVSKII, R.V. MIKHAILOV, B.N. SHELIMOV, M. CHE

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 247-251

03       Stabilization of hexagonal close-packed metallic nickel for alumina-supported systems prepared from Ni (II) glycinate

          V. RODRIGUEZ-GONZALEZ, E. MARCEAU, P. BEAUNIER, M. CHE, C. TRAIN

          J. Solid State Chem., 2007, 180, 22-30

04       Transformations of g-alumina in aqueous suspensions 1. Alumina chemical weathering studied as a function of pH

          X. CARRIER, E. MARCEAU, J.F. LAMBERT, M. CHE

          J. Colloid Interface Sci., 2007, 308, 429-437

05       A study of cobalt speciation in Co/Al₂O₃ catalysts prepared from solutions of cobalt-ethylenediamine complexes

          F. DUMOND, E. MARCEAU, M. CHE

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2007, 111, 4780-4789

06       Infra-red characterization of hydroxyl groups on MgO: a periodic and cluster DFT study.

          C. CHIZALLET, G. COSTENTIN, M. CHE, F. DELBECQ, P. SAUTET

          J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2007, 129, 6442-6452.

07       Effect of the Preparation Method on the State of Nickel Ions in BEA Zeolites. A Study by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy of Adsorbed CO and NO, Temperature-Programmed Reduction, and X-Ray Diffraction.

          A. PENKOVA, S. DZWIGAJ, R. KEFIROV, K. HADJIIVANOV, M. CHE

          J. Phys. Chem. C 2007, 111, 8623-8631

08       Modulation of catalytic properties of VSiBEA zeolite by controlled introduction of V ions

          S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE, B. GRZYBOWSKA, I. GRESSEL et K. SAMSON

          Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal., 2007, 172, 385-388

09       Photocatalytic reduction of NO by CO on titanium dioxide under visible light irradiation

          A. A. LISACHENKO, R.V. MIKHAILOV, L.L. BASOV, B.N. SHELIMOV, M. CHE

J. Phys. Chem. C, 2007, 111, 14440-14447

10      Effect of Co content on the catalytic activity of CoSiBEA zeolite in the selective catalytic reduction of NO with ethanol: Nature of the cobalt species

J. JANAS, T. MACHEJ, J. GURGUL, R.P. SOCHA, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

Appl. Catal. B, 2007, 75, 239-248

11      State of cobalt in CoSiBEA zeolite and its role in NO SCR with ethanol

J. JANAS, T. MACHEJ, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal., 2007, 170, 1466-1472

12      Effect of preparation and metal content on the introduction of Fe in BEA zeolite, studied by DR UV-Vis, EPR and Mössbauer spectroscopy

S. DZWIGAJ, L. STIEVANO, F.E. WAGNER, M. CHE

J. Phys. Chem. solids., 2007, 68, 1885-1891

13      Generation, identification and reactivity of paramagnetic VO2 centers in zeolite BEA for model studies of processes involving spin pairing, electron transfer and oxygen transfer

P. PIETRZYK, Z. SOJKA, S. DZWIGAJ , M. CHE

J. Am. Chem. soc., 2007, 129, 14174-14175

14      Catalytic properties of Ru nanoparticles introduced in a matrix of hypercrosslinked polystyrene toard the low-temperature oxidation of D-glucose Lakina 

          E. SULMAN, V. DOLUDA, S. DZWIGAJ, E. MARCEAU, L. KUSTOV, O. TKACHENKO, A. BYKOV, V. MATVEVA, M. SULMAN, N. LAKINA

J. Mol. Catal. A, 2007, 278, 112-119

15      Influence of the morphology and impurities of Ni(OH)2 on the synthesis of neutral Ni(II)amino acid complexes 

V. RODRIGUEZ-GONZALEZ, E. MARCEAU, M. CHE, C. PEPE

          J. Solid State Chem. 180, 2007, 3469-3478

16       Edge wetting effects of g-Al₂O₃ and anatase-TiO₂ supports by MoS₂ and CoMoS active phases: A DFT study

          D. COSTA, C. ARROUVEL, M. BREYSSE, H. TOULHOAT, P. RAYBAUD

          J. Catal., 2007, 246, 325-343

17       Study of the structure of OH groups on MgO by 1D and 2D 1H MAS NMR combined with DFT cluster calculations

          C. CHIZALLET, G. COSTENTIN, H. LAURON-PERNOT, M. CHE, C. BONHOMME, J. MAQUET, F. DELBECQ, P. SAUTET

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2007, 111, 18279-18287

18       Modulation of catalytic properties of VSiBEA zeolite by controlled introduction of V ions.

          S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE, B. GRZYBOWSKA, I. GRESSE, K. SAMSON

          Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal., 2007, 170 B, 1466-1472

19       Sorption of Cu (II) onto vineyard soils: Macroscopic and spectroscopic investigations

          S. BOUDESOCQUE, E. GUILLON, M. APLINCOURT, E. MARCEAU, L. STIEVANO

          J. Colloid. Interf. Sci., 2007, 307, 40-49

20       Light olefin transformation over ZSM-5 zeolites. A kinetic model for olefin consumption,

          P. BORGES, R. RAMOS PINTO, M.A.N.D.A LEMOS, F. LEMOS, J.C. VEDRINE, E.G. DEROUANE, F. RAMOA RIBEIRO

Appl. Catal. A, 2007, 324, 20-29

21      Esterification of acrylic acid with but-1-ene over sulfated Fe- and Mn-promoted zirconia

N. ESSAYEM, V. MARTIN, A. RIONDEL, J.C VEDRINE

Appl. Catal. A, 2007, 326, 74-81

22       Preparation of co-impregnated Cu-Zn/SiO₂ catalysts: influence of the drying step on metallic particle size and on Cu°-ZnII interactions.

          S. CATILLON-MUCHERIE, F. AMMARI, J.-M. KRAFFT, H. LAURON-PERNOT, C. LOUIS

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2007, 111, 11619-11626.

23       Ni/SiO₂ catalysts prepared with ethylenediamine nickel precursors: influence of the pre-treatment on the catalytic properties in glucose hydrogenation

          S. SCHIMPF, C. LOUIS, P. CLAUS

          Appl. Catal. A, 2007, 318, 45-52

24       Activation of oxygen by metallic gold in Au/TiO₂ catalysts

          N. WEIHER, A.M. BEESLEY, N. TSAPATSARIS, L. DELANNOY, C. LOUIS, J.A. Van BOKHOVEN, S.L.M. SCHROEDER

          J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2007, 129, 2240-2241

25       Silica and Titania Supported Ni-Au: Application in Catalytic Hydrodechlorination

          G. YUAN, C. LOUIS, L. DELANNOY, M. A. KEANE

          J. Catal., 2007, 247, 256-268

26       Catalytic reduction of nitrogen monoxide by propene in the presence of excess oxygen over gold based ceria catalyst

          L. T. Nga NGUYEN, C. Potvin, G. Djéga-Mariadassou, L. Delannoy, C. Louis

          Topics Catal., 2007, 42-43, 91-94

27       Chemistry of silica-supported cobalt catalysts preparation by cation adsorption. 1. Initial localized adsorption of cobalt precursors

          R. TRUJILLANO, C. LOUIS, J.F. LAMBERT, F. VILLAIN

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2007, 111, 7152-7164

28       Oxidation of gold metal particles supported on TiO2: an FTIR study by means of low-temperature CO adsorption

          Hr. Klimev, K. Fajerwerg, K. Chakarova, L. Delannoy, C. Louis, K. Hadjiivanov

          J. Mater. Sci., 2007, 42, 3299-3306.

29       Reducibility of supported gold (III) precursors: influence of the metal oxide support and consequences for CO oxidation activity

          L. Delannoy, N. Weiher , N. Tsapatsaris, A.M. Beesley, L. Nchari, S.L.M. Schroeder, C. Louis

          Topics Catal., 2007, 44, 263-273.                                     Article invité

30       Preparation and characterization of polyoxomolybdate stabilized Ru0 nanoparticles deposited on mesoporous silica. their use as catalysts for aromatics hydrogenation

          S. BOUJDAY, J. BLANCHARD, R. VILLANNEAU, J.M. KRAFFT, C. GEANTET, C. LOUIS, M. BREYSSE, A. PROUST

          Chem. Phys. Chem., 2007, 8, 2636-2642

31       Ruthenium sulfide clusters in acidic zeolites: In situ XAS characterization during sulfidation and reaction

          J. BLANCHARD, J. BANDO, K.K., MATSUIB, T. HARADA, M. BREYSSE, Y. YOSHIMURA.

          App. Catal. A, 2007, 322, 98-105

32       Platinum doped hydrotreating catalysts for deep hydrodesulfurization of diesel fuels

          S. PESSAYRE, C. GEANTET, R. BACAUD, M. VRINAT, T. S. N’GUYEN, Y. SOLDO, J.-L. HAZEMANN, M. BREYSSE

          Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2007, 46, 3877-3883

33       Pulsed field gradient NMR studies of n-hexane diffusion in MCM-41 materials

          Z. ADAM, F. GUENNEAU, M.A. SPRINGUEL-HUET, J. BLANCHARD, A. GEDEON

          Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal., 2007, 165, p. 203-20

34       Complex catalysts from self-repairing ensembles to highly reactive air-based oxidation systems

          C. L. HILL, L. DELANNOY, D. C. DUNCAN, I. A. WEINSTOCK, R.F. RENNEKE, R. S. REINER, R. R. ATALLA, J. W. HAN, D. HILLESHEIM, R. CAO, T. M. ANDERSON, N. M. OKUN, D. G. MUSAEV, Y. V. GELETII

          C. R. Chimie, 2007, 10, 305-312

35       Modifying the porosity of SBA-15 silicas by post synthesis basic treatments

          V. ESCAX, E. DELAHAYE, M. IMPEROR-CLERC, P. BEAUNIER, M.D. APPAY, A. DAVIDSON

          Microporous Mesoporous Mater., 2007, 102, 234-241.

36       Investigation of co-hosted basic and metal nanoparticles in Pt/Cs-BEA zeolites

          C. BISIO, K. FAJERWERG, G. MARTRA, P. MASSIANI

          Catal. Today, 2007, 124, 36-42                                        Article invité

37       Introduction of vanadium species in BEA zeolite by solid state reaction: spectroscopic identification and mechanism

          E. EL MALKI, P. MASSIANI, M. CHE

          Res. Chem. Intermed., 2007, 33, 749-774                                    Article invité

38       Calibrated Co3O4 nanoparticles patterned in SBA-15 silicas: Accessibility and activity for CO oxidation

          I. lopes, A. Davidson, C. Thomas

          Catal. Commun. 2007, 8, 2105-2109

39       Kinetic study of the deep hydrodesulfurization of dibenzothiophene over molybdenum carbide supported on a carbon black composite: Existence of two types of active sites

          A. HYNAUX, C. SAYAG, S. SUPPAN, J. TRAWCZYNSKI, M. LEWANDOWSKI, A. SZYMANSKA-KOLASA , G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 3-6

40       Comparison of molybdenum carbide and tungsten carbide for the hydrodesulfurization of dibenzothiophene

          A. SZYMANSKA-KOLASA, M. LEWANDOWSKI, C. SAYAG, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 7-12

41       Carbon black composites-supports of HDS catalysts

          P. GHEEK, S. SUPPAN, J. TRAWCZYNSKI, A. HYNAUX, C. SAYAG, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 19-22

42       Catalytic performance of platinum doped molybdenum carbide for simultaneous hydrodenitrogenation and hydrodesulfurization

          M. LEWANDOWSKI, A. SZYMANSKA-KOLASA, P. DA COSTA, C. SAYAG

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 31-34

43       Hydrodenitrogenation of indole over Mo₂C catalyst: insights into mechanistic events through DFT modeling

          W. PISKORZ, G. ADAMSKI, A KOTARBA, Z. SOJKA, C. SAYAG, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 39-43

44       Spectroscopic EPR and IR studies of monomeric and dimeric species formed upon adsorption of nitric oxide on Ce_0.75Zr_0.25O₂ and their reactivity with dioxygen

          A. ADAMSKI, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, Z. SOJKA

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 120-124

45       Kinetic study of the hydrodesulfurization of dibenzothiophene over molybdenum carbides supported on functionalized carbon black composite. Influence of indole

          A. HYNAUX, C. SAYAG, S. SUPPAN, J. TRAWCZYNSKI, M. LEWANDOWSKI, A. SZYMANSKA-KOLOSA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Appl. Catal.B., 2007, 72, 62-70

46       On the kinetics of CO oxidation by O₂ over Rh^I(CO)₂ catalytic species anchored to a zeolitic support

          C. FONTAINE-GAUTRELET, C. THOMAS, J.M. KRAFFT, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Topics Catal., 2007, 42-43, 357-361

47       Influence of the nature of the reducible support on CO oxidation kinetics of supported Rh^d+ catalysts: SnO₂ versus Ce_0.68Zr_0.32O₂

          C. FONTAINE-GAUTRELET, C. THOMAS, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Topics Catal., 2007, 42-43, 363-366

48       Evidence for Rh electron-deficient atoms (Rh^d+) as the catalytic species for CO oxidation when supported on Ce_0.68Zr_0.32O₂: A combined N₂-FTIR, benzene hydrogenation, and kinetic study

          C. FONTAINE-GAUTRELET, J.M. KRAFFT, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU , C. THOMAS

          J. Catal., 2007, 247, 34-42

49       Accessibility of Co₃O₄ nanoparticles patterned in SBA-15

          I. LOPES, N. EL HASSAN, G. WALLEZ, C. THOMAS , A. DAVIDSON

          Stud. Surf. Sci., 2007, 170B, 1213-1221

50       A three–function model reaction for designing DeNOx catalysts

          G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, M. BERGER, O. GORCE, J.W. PARK, H. PERNOT, C. POTVIN,

          C. THOMAS, P. DA COSTA

          Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 2007, 171, 145-173

51       Preparation of zeolite Y and ZSM-5 coatings for cracking fuel in a cooling system for hypersonic vehicles

          M. GRILL, M. SICARD, F. SER, C. POTVIN, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal., 2007, 170A, 258-266

52       Comparison between tungsten carbide and molybdenum carbide for the hydrodenitrogenation of carbazole

          A. SZYMANSKA-KOLASA, M. LEWANDOWSKI, C. SAYAG, D. BRODSKI, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 35-38

53       Selective reduction of NO_X in diesel exhaust with hydrocarbons over alumina in NEDC conditions,

I. NADJAR, P. DA COSTA, J.-M. TRICHARD, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Topics in catalysis, 2007, 42-43, 27-31

54       deNOx reduction by methanol over Co/alumina

             J.-W. PARK, C. POTVIN, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Topics Catal., 2007, 42-43, 259-262

55       Kinetics of catalyzed and non catalyzed oxidation of soot from a Diesel Engine

P. DARCY, P. DA COSTA, H. MELLOTTEE, J.-M. TRICHARD, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 252-256

56      CH4-SCR of NO: Effect of catalyst preparation on catalytic performance,

A.P. FERREIRA, S. CAPELA, P. DA COSTA, C. HENRIQUES, M.F. RIBEIRO, F.R. RIBEIRO,

Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 156-165

57      Alumina supported palladium-cobalt catalysts for SCR deNOx by methane in stationary sources,

R. MARQUES, K. EL KABOUSS, P. DA COSTA, S. DA COSTA, F. DELACROIX, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU,

Catal Today, 2007, 119, 166-174

58      Investigation of NO reduction by methane over Pt-Rh based catalysts supported on high surface area alumina

A PIETRASZEK, R. MARQUES, P. DA COSTA, J. CAMRA, M. NAJBAR

Catal. Today, 2007, 119, 187-193

59      Comparative Study of Natural Gas Vehicles Commercial Catalysts in Monolithic Form

         P. Da Costa, M. Salaün, G. Djéga-Mariadassou, S. Da Costa, G. Brecq

         Society of Automotive Engineers, 2007-01-0039

60      Correlation between the surface properties and the deNOx reactivity of ceria zirconia catalysts

         M. ADAMOWSKA, S. MULLER, A. KRZTON, P. DA COSTA, P. BURG

         Appl. Catal. B., 2007, 74, p. 278-289

61       Salt concentration and pH-dependent adsorption of two polypeptides on planar and divided alumina surfaces. In situ IR investigations

          C. M. PRADIER, V. HUMBLOT, L. STIEVANO, C. MÉTHIVIER, J. F. LAMBERT

          Langmuir 2007, 23, 2463-2471

62       Microsolvation of zwitterionic glycine by silanol ligands: A DFT Study.

          D. COSTA, C. LOMENECH, E. KREBS, M. MENG, L. STIEVANO, J. F. LAMBERT

          J. Mol. Struct.: THEOCHEM, 2007, 806, 253-259

63       A DNA biosensor based on peptide nucleic acids on gold surfaces

          E. MATEO-MARTI, C. BRIONES, C.M. PRADIER, J.A. MARTIN-GAGO

          Biosens Bioelectron., 2007, 22, 1926-1932

64       Anti-rabbit immunoglobulin G detection in complex medium by PM-RAIRS and QCM with dissipation measurements: Influence of the antibody immobilisation method.

          E. BRIAND, M. SALMAIN, C. COMPERE, C.-M. PRADIER

          Biosens Bioelectron., 2007, 22, 2884-2890

65       Functionalisation of gold surfaces with thiolate SAMs: Topography/bioactivity relationship – A combined FT-RAIRS, AFM and QCM investigation.

          E. BRIAND, C. GU, S. BOUJDAY, M. SALMAIN, J.M. HERRY, C.M. PRADIER

          Surf. Sci., 2007, 601, 3850-3855

66       Amino acid and peptides on Cu(110) surfaces: chemical and structural analyses of L-Lysine.

          V. HUMBLOT, C. METHIVIER, R. RAVAL, C.-M. PRADIER

          Surf. Sci., 2007, 601, 4189-4194

67       Amino acids adsorption and reactivity on the surface of amorphous silica.

          L. STIEVANO, I. LOPES, L.-Y. PIAO, M. MENG, D. COSTA, J.-F. LAMBERT,

          Eur. J. Mineral., 2007, 19, 321-331

68       Surface Response methodology for the Study of Supported Membrane   Formation.

          C. ROSSI, E. BRIAND, P. PAROT, M. ODORICO, J. CHOPINEAU

          J. Phys. Chem. B, 2007, 111, 7567-7576

69       A theoretical study on the electronic structure of Au-XO(0,-1,+1) (X= C, N, and O) Complexes: Effect of an external electric field

F. TIELENS, L. GARCIA, V. POLO, J. ANDRES

J. Phys. Chem. A. 2007, 111, 13255

70      Evidence of Zig-Zag Nanotube like Structure Based on Au32 Units. A Quantum Chemical Study.

F. TIELENS, J. ANDRES

J. Phys. Chem. C., 2007, 111, 10342

2008

01       Control of particle size via chemical composition: structural and magnetic characterization of Ni-Co alloy nanoparticles encapsulated in lamellar mixed oxides

          K. A. TARASOV, V. P. ISUPOV, B. B. BOKHONOV, Yu. A. GAPONOV, B. B. TOLOCHKO, M. M. YULIKOV, V. F. YUDANOV, A. DAVIDSON, P. BEAUNIER, E. MARCEAU, M. CHE

Micropor. Mesopor. Mater., 2008, 107, 202-211

02      Presentation and impact of experimental techniques in chemistry

          Z. SOJKA, M. CHE

          J. Chem. Educ., 2008, 85, 934-940

03      From Al2O3-supported Ni(II) – ethylenediamine complexes to CO hydrogenation catalysts: importance of the hydrogen post-treatment evidenced by XPS

          F. NEGRIER, E. MARCEAU, M. CHE, J.M. GIRAUDON, L. GENGEMBRE, A. LÖFBERG

          Catal. Lett., 2008, 124, 18-23

04       An EPR study of physi- and chemisorption of NO on MgO: effect of outgassing temperature and nature of surface sites

          S. HIGASHIMOTO, G. COSTENTIN, B. MORIN, M. CHE

          Appl. Catal. B, 2008, 84, 58-64

05       FTIR characterization of Fe3+-OH groups in Fe-H-BEA zeolite: interaction with CO and NO

          R. KEFIROV, E. IVANOVA, K. HADJIIVANOV, S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE

          Catal. Lett., 2008, 125, 209-214

06      State of chromium in CrSiBEA Zeolite Prepared by the Two-Step Postsynthesis Method: XRD, FTIR, UV-Vis, EPR, TPR and XAS studies

S. DZWIGAJ, S. TETSUYA

J. Phys. Chem., 2008, 112, 5803-5809

07       From mesoporous alumina to Pt/Al2O3 catalyst: a comparative study of the aluminas synthesis in aqueous medium, physicochemical properties and stability

          S. HANDJANI, J. BLANCHARD, E. MARCEAU, P. BEAUNIER, M. CHE

          Micropor. Mesopor. Mater., 2008, 116, 14-21

08       Incorporation of copper in SiBEA zeolite as isolated lattice mononuclear Cu(II) species and its role in selective catalytic reduction of NO by ethanol

          S. DZWIGAJ, J. JANAS, J. MIZERA           , J. GURGUL, R.P. SOCHA, M. CHE

          Catal. Letters, 2008, 126, 36-42

09       Stabilization of Cu+ ions in BEA zeolite: study by FTIR spectroscopy of adsorbed CO and TPR

          R. KEFIROV, A. PENKOVA, K. HADJIIVANOV, S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE

          Micropor. Mesopor. Mater., 2008, 116, 180-187

10       Use of TiO2/TiO2-x2D heterostructure for sensitization of titanium dioxide to the visible spectral region

          A. A. LISACHENKO, R.V. MIKHAILOV, L.L. BASOV, B.N. SHELIMOV, M. CHE

          High Energy chem., 2008, 42, 588-590

11       Assignment of photoluminescence spectra of MgO powders: TD-DFT cluster calculations combined to experiments. Part I: Structure effects on dehydroxylated surfaces

          C. CHIZALLET, G. COSTENTIN, H. LAURON-PERNOT, J.M. KRAFFT, M. CHE, F. DELBECQ,

          P. SAUTET

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2008, 112, 16629-16637

12       Assignment of photoluminescence spectra of MgO powders: TD-DFT cluster calculations combined to experiments. Part II: Hydroxylation effects

          C. CHIZALLET, G. COSTENTIN, H. LAURON-PERNOT, J.M. KRAFFT, M. CHE, F. DELBECQ,

          P. SAUTET

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2008, 112, 19710-19717

13       Two kinds of framework Al sites studied in BEA zeolite by X-ray diffraction, Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy, NMR techniques and V probe

          R. HAJJAR, Y. MILLOT, P.P. MAN, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2008, 112, 20167-20175

14       Nature of vanadium species in V substituted zeolites: A combined experimental and theoretical study

F. TIELENS, M. TREJDA, M. ZIOLEK, S. DZWIGAJ

Catal. Today, 2008, 139, 221-226

15       The activity of Mg/Al reconstructed hydrotalcites by "memory effect" in the cyanoethylation reaction

          O. D. PAVEL, R; BIRJEGA, M. CHE, G. COSTENTIN, E. ANGELESCU, S. SEVER

          Catal. Comm., 2008, 9, 1974-1978

16       Continuous supercritical iC₄/C₄⁼ alkylation over H-BEA and H6USY. Influence of the zeolite structure

A.L. MOTA SALINAS, G. SAPALY, Y. BEN TAARIT, J.C. VEDRINE, N. ESSAYEM

Appl. Catal. A, 2008, 336, 61-71

17      Comparison of Nd promoted alkaline–earth oxides prepared through evaporation and sol–gel methods by their catalytic performance in propane oxidative dehydrogenation

D. FILKOVA, B. SAVOVA, M. RAILEANU, J. C. VEDRINE

Stud. Surf. Sci. and Catal., 2008, 174, 1051-1056 

18     Characterization of mesoporous alumina prepared by surface alumination of SBA-15

M. BACA, E. de la ROCHEFOUCAULD, E. AMBROISE, J.M. KRAFFT, R. HAJJAR, P.P. MAN, X. CARRIER, J. BLANCHARD

Micropor. Mesopor. Mater., 2008, 110, 232–241

19      Confinement in Nanopores at the Oxide/Water Interface: Modification of Alumina Adsorption Properties

M. BACA, X. CARRIER, J. BLANCHARD

Chem. Eur. J., 2008, 14, 6142-6148

20       Recent studies in the preparation, activation and design of active phases and supports of hydrotreating catalysts

          M. BREYSSE, C. GEANTET, P. AFANASIEV, J. BLANCHARD, M. VRINAT

Catal. Today, 2008, 130, p. 3-13                                      Article invite

21     Chemistry of silica-supported cobalt catalysts prepared by cation adsorption. 2. Neoformation of   

         cobalt phyllosilicate

R. TRUJILLANO, C. LOUIS, J.F. LAMBERT

J. Phys. Chem. C, 2008, 112, 18551-18558

22      Characterization and catalytic performance of ruthenium sulfide catalysts supported on H-BEA, Na- and Cs-H-BEA zeolites

P. CASTILLO-VILLALON, J. RAMIREZ, C. LOUIS, P. MASSIANI

Appl. Catal. A: General, 2008, 343, 1-9

23      Supported gold catalysts for the selective hydrogenation of 1,3-butadienne in the presence of an excess of alkenes

A. HUGON, L. DELANNOY, C. LOUIS

Gold Bulletin, 2008, 41, 127-138

24      Surface species structure and activity in NO decomposition of an anatase-supported V-O-Mo catalyst

P. KORNELAK, D.S. SU, C. THOMAS, J. CAMRA, A. WESELUCHA-BIRCZYNSKA, M. TOBA, M. NAJBAR

         Catal. Today, 2008, 137, 273-277

25      Hydrodenitrogenation on Pt/silica-alumina catalysts in the presence of H2S: Role of acidity

E. BY PEETERS, M. CATTENOT, C. GEANTET, M. BREYSSE, J.L ZOTIN

Catal. Today, 2008, 133-135, 299-304

26      Layered basic zirconium oxide sulfate prepared in molten salt – An ion exchanger and intercalation host

P. BY AFANASIEV, C. GEANTET, M. BREYSSE

         Mater.  Lett., 2008, 62, 1624-1626

27      A FT-IR evidence of two distinct sites for cationic exchange in BEA zeolite: consequences on acid and basic properties in presence of Cs

          C.Bisio, G.Martra, S. Coluccia, P. Massiani

J. Phys. Chem. C, 2008, 112, 10520-10530

28      Dispersion and states of platinum ions in BEA-zeolite pores: effect of the framework basicity

C. BISIO, K. FAJERWERG, J.M. KRAFFT, P. MASSIANI, G. MARTRA        

Research Chem. Intermed., 2008, 34, 565-576         Article invité

29      Study by transmission electron microscopy tomography of gold nanoparticles in reduced Au/zeolites

D. BROURI, V. RICHARD, P. MASSIANI

Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal., 2008, 174 B, 841-844

30      Probing the strength, concentration and environment of basic sites in zeolites by IR spectroscopy

B. MOULIN, L. OLIVIERO, F. MAUGE, J.F. GROUST, J.M. KRAFFT, G. COSTENTIN,

P. MASSIANI

Stud. surf. Sci. Catal., 2008, 174 B, 861-864

31       Evidence for the facile formation of nitrogen-containing compounds from NOx and propene species on tungstated zirconia-based catalysts: Are these compounds active or spectator species in the selective catalytic reduction of NO_xby C3H6?

          N. EL KOLLI, C. POTVIN, C. THOMAS

J. Catal. 2008, 259, 240-249

32       Selective reduction of Nox by hydrogen and methane in Natural Gas Stationary Sources over alumina supported Pd, Co and Co/Pd catalysts, Part A: On the effect of palladium precursors and catalyst pre-treatment

          R. MARQUES, L. MAZRI, S. DA COSTA, F. DELACROIX, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, P. DA COSTA

          Catal. today, 2008, 137, p. 179-184

33       Selective reduction of NOx by hydrogen and methane in Natural Gas Stationary Sources over alumina supported Pd, Co and Co/Pd catalysts, Part B: On the effect of bimetallic catalyst preparation

R. MARQUES, L. MAZRI, S. DA COSTA, F. DELACROIX, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, P. DA COSTA

Catal. today, 2008, 137, 185-190

34      Methane activation by NO₂ on Co loaded SBA-15 catalysts: On the effect of mesopores (length, diameter) on the residence time and catalytic activity

N. EL HASSAN, A. DAVIDSON, P. DA COSTA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

Catal. Today. 2008, 137, 191-196

35     CH3OH as possible intermediate compound of CH4-SCR of NO- Mechanistic study: an attempt to    

         identify R-NOx compounds with Co/Pd-HFER based catalyst

S. CAPELA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, F. RAMOA RIBEIRO, M.F. RIBEIRO, P. DA COSTA, C. HENRIQUES

Catal. Today, 2008, 137, 157-161

36     Metallic active species for deNO_x SCR by METHANE with Co and Pd/co HFER Catalysts

S. CAPELA, R. CATALAO, P. DA COSTA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, F. RAMOA RIBEIRO, M. F. RIBEIRO, C. HENRIQUES

Stud. Surf. Sci., 2008, 174B, 1033

37      Plasma-assisted total catalytic oxidation of methane. On the influence energy deposition of plasma and feed composition Submitted

R. MARQUES, S. DA COSTA, P. DA COSTA

Appl. Catal. B, Environmental, 2008, 82, 50-57

38      Methane oxidation by NO and O₂ from reverse spillover on alumina supported palladium catalysts

R. MARQUES, S. CAPELA, S. DA COSTA, F. DELACROIX, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, P. DA COSTA

Catal. Comm. 2008, 9, Issue 8, 1704-1708

39      Stochastic Simulation and Single Events Kinetic Modeling: Application to Olefin Oligomerization

J.R. SHAHROUZI, D. GUILLAUME, P. ROUCHON, P. DA COSTA

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2008, 47, 4308-4316

40      DRIFT Studies of NO and O₂ interaction on cerium-zirconium oxides as deNOx catalysts

M. ADAMOWSKA, A. KRZTON, M. NAJBAR, P. DA COSTA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

Catal. Today, 2008, 137, 288-291

41      Stochastic Simulation and Single Events Kinetic Modelling: Application to Olefin Oligomerization

          J.R. SHAHROUZI, D. GUILLAUME, P. ROUCHON, P. DA COSTA

          Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2008, 47, 4308-4316

42      Plasma catalytic oxidation of methane using noble metal based catalysts

          P. DA COSTA, R. MARQUES, S. DA COSTA

          Appl. Catal. B: Environmental, 2008, 84, 214-222

43      Infrared optical immunosensor : Application to the detection of the herbicide atrazine

M. SALMAIN, N. FISCHER-DURAND, C.M. PRADIER

Anal. biochem., 2008, 373, 61-70

44      Characterization of  w -Functionalized undecanethiol mixed SAMs on Au(111); A combined PM-IRRAS/XPS/Periodic DFT study

F. TIELENS, D. COSTA, V. HUMBLOT, C.M. PRADIER

J. Phys. Chem. C., 2008, 112, 182-190

45      On the reactivity of NO/N2 mixtures with aluminum surfaces: a combined PM-IRRAS and QCM investigation

A. DELEBECQUE, C. THOMAS, C.M. PRADIER, C. METHIVIER, H. PAOLI, E. COFFRE, M. CARRE

Surf. Sci., 2008, 602, 283-290

46      Glutathione adsorption from UHV to the liquid phase at various pH on gold and subsequent modification of protein interaction

A. VALLEE, V. HUMBLOT, C. METHIVIER, C.M. PRADIER

Surf. Interf. Anal., 2008, 40, 395-399

47      Reactivity of a hydroxylated alumina surface in the presence of NO diluted in N2: a PM-IRRAS in situ investigation

A. DELEBECQUE, C. THOMAS, C.M. PRADIER, C. METHIVIER, H. PAOLI, E. COFFRE, M. CARRE

J. Phys. Chem. C., 2008, 112, 2964-2971

48      Exploring the reactivity of mixed w-Functionalized undecanethiol SAMs; A DFT study

F. TIELENS, V. HUMBLOT, C. M. PRADIER

Inter. J. Quantum Chemistry, 2008, 108, 1792-1795

49      Elucidation of the low Coverage chiral adsorption assembly of L-Lysine on Cu(110) surface; A theoretical study

F. TIELENS, V. HUMBLOT, C.M. PRADIER

Surf. Sci., 2008, 602, 1032-1039

50      Nucleic acid interactions with pyrite surfaces

E. MATEO-MARTI, C. BRIONES, C. ROGERO, C. GOMEZ-NAVARRO, C. METHIVIER, C.M. PRADIER, J.A. MARTIN-GAGO

Chem. Phys., 2008, 362, 11-18

51      Detection of pathogenic staphylococcus aureus bacteria by gold based immunosensors

S. BOUJDAY, R. BRIANDET, M. SALMAIN, J.M. HERRY, P.G. MARNET, M. GAUTIER, C.M. PRADIER

Microchim. Acta., 2008, 54, 66-73

52      In-depth investigation of protein adsorption on gold surfaces correlating the structure and density to the efficiency of the sensing layer

S. BOUDJAY, A. BANTEGNIES, E. BRIAND, P.G. MARNET, M. SALMAIN, C.M. PRADIER

J. Phys. Chem. B, 2008, 112, 6708-6715

53      Adsorption of a tripeptide, GSH, on Au(111) under UHV conditions ; PM-RAIRS and low T-XPS characterisation

A. VALLEE, V. HUMBLOT, C. METHIVIER, C.M. PRADIER

Surf. Sci., 2008, 602, 2256-2263

54      Ab Initio study of the hydroxylated surface of amorphous silica: a realistic model

F. TIELENS, C. GERVAIS, J.F. LAMBERT, F. MAURI, D. COSTA

Chem. Mater., 2008, 20, 3336-3344

55      Exploring the Adsorption of Microsolvated Glycine on the Surface of Amorphous Silica with Periodic DFT

D. COSTA, A. TOUGERTI, F. TIELENS, C. GERVAIS, L. STIEVANO, J. F LAMBERT

Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2008, 10, 6360-6368

56      Adsorption and polymerization of amino acids on mineral surfaces: A review

J. F. LAMBERT

Origin. Life Evol. Biosph., 2008, 38, 211-242

57      Evaluation of microwave-assisted acid extraction procedures for the determination of metal content and potential bioavailability in sediments

          C. BETTIOL, L. STIEVANO, M. BERTELLE, F. DELFINO, E. ARGESE

Appl. cheochem.,; 2008, 23, 1140-1151

58      Understanding the reactivity and catalytic properties of gas-phase, crystal and supported V2O5 systems using Density Functional Theory based Reactivity Indices

          M. CALATAYUD, F. TIELENS, F., DE PROFT

Chem. Phys. Lett., 2008, 456, 59

59      Exploring the adsorption of microsolvated glycine on the surface of amorphous silica with periodic DFT

          D. COSTA, A. TOUGERTI, F. TIELENS, C. GERVAIS, F. MAURI, L. STIEVANO, J.F. LAMBERT

PCCP 2008, 42, 6360

60      Cation distributions in CoAlO4 and Co2AlO4 spinels: Pressure and Temperature effects

F. TIELENS, M. CALATAYUD, R. FRANCO, J.M. RECIO

High Pressure Research, 2008, 28, 521

61      In situ Detection and Characterisation of Potable Water Biofilms, Microscopic, Spectroscopic and Electrochemistry methods

          J. GAMBY, A. PAILLERET, C. BOUCHER, C.M. PRADIER, B. TRIBOLLET

          Electrochimica Acta, 2008, 54, 66-73

2009

01      Role of tetrahedral Co(II) sites of CoSiBEA zeolite in the selective catalytic reduction of NO: XRD, UV-vis, XAS and catalysis study

J. JANAS, T. SHISHIDO, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

Appl. Catal., B, Environnemental, 2009, 89, 196-203

02      Effect of iron impurities on the catalytic activity of BEA, MOR and MFI zeolites in the SCR of NO by ethanol

S. DZWIGAJ, J. JANAS, W. ROJEK, L. STIEVANO, F.E. WAGNER, F. AVERSENG, M. CHE

Appl. Catal. B, Environmental, 2009, 86, 45-52

03       Do Cu(II) ions need Al atoms in their environment to make CuSiBEA active in the SCR of NO by ethanol or propane ? A spectroscopic and catalysis study

          S. DZWIGAJ, J. JANAS, J. GURGUL, R.P. SOCHA, T. SHISHIDO,  M. CHE

          Appl. Catal. B, Environnemental, 2009, 85, 131-138

04       Molybdenum oxide catalysts for metathesis of higher 1 –alkenes via supporting MoO₂

(acetylacetonate)₂ and MoO₂ (glycolate)₂ on SBA-15 mesoporous molecular sieves

H. BALCAR, D. MISHRA, E. MARCEAU, X. CARRIER, N. ZILKOVA, Z. BASTL

Appl. Catal. A-Gen, 2009, 359,129-135

05      What do vanadium framework sites look like in redox model silicate zeolites?

F. TIELENS, M. CALATAYUD, S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE

Micropor. and Mesopor. Mater., 2009, 119, 137-143

06      Direct D-Glucose Oxidation over Noble Metal Nanoparticles Introduced on Polymer and Inorganic Supports

          V. MATVEEVA, A. BYKOV, V. DOLUDA, M. SULMAN, N. KUMAR, S. DZWIGAJ, E. MARCEAU, L. KUSTOV, O. TKACHENKO, E. SULMAN

          Top Catal. 2009, 52, 387-393

07      Applications of photoluminescence spectroscopy to the investigation of oxide-containing catalysts in the working state

          M. ANPO, S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE

          Adv. Catal., 2009, 52, 1-42

08      Effect of Cu content on the catalytic activity of CuSiBEA zeolite in the SCR of NO by ethanol: Nature ot the copper species

          J. JANAS, J. GURGUL, R.P. SOCHA, S. DZWIGAJ

          Appl. Catal., B: Environmental, 2009, 91, 217-224

09      Selective catalytic reduction of NO by ethanol: Speciation of iron and " structure-properties” relationship in FeSiBEA zeolite

J. JANAS, J. GURGUL, R.P. SOCHA, T. SHISHIDO, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

Appl. Catal., B: Environmental, 2009, 91, 113-122

10      Influence of the Content and Environment of Chromium in CrSiBEA Zeolites on the Oxidative Dehydrogenation of Propane

          J. JANAS, J. GURGUL, R.P. SOCHA, J. KOWALSKA, K. NOWINSKA, T. SHISHIDO, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

          J. Phys Chem. C, 2009, 113, 13273-13281

11      Influence of dealumination and treatments on the chromium speciation in zeolite CrBEA

K. HADJIIVANOV, A. PENKOVA, R. KEFIROV, S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE

Micropor. and Mesopor. Mater., 2009, 124, 59-69

 12     Role of tetrahedral Co(II) sites of CoSiBEA zeolite in the selective catalytic reduction of NO: XRD, UV-vis, XAS and catalysis study

J. JANAS, T. SHISHIDO, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

Appl. Catal., B, Environnemental, 2009, 89, 196-203

13      Nature, Environment and Quantification of Titanium Species in TiSiBEA Zeolites Investigated by XRD, NMR, DR UV-Vis and XPS

          J.P. NOGIER, Y. MILLOT, P. MAN, C. METHIVIER, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

          Catal. Lett., 2009, 130, 588-592

14       Remarkable effect of the preparation method on the state of vanadium in BEA zeolite: Lattice and extra-lattice V species

          S. DZWIGAJ, E. IVANOVA, R. KEFIROV, K. HADJIIVANOV, F. AVERSENG, J.M. KRAFFT, M. CHE

          Catal. Today, 2009, 142, 185-191

15      Direct D-Glucose Oxidation over Noble Metal Nanoparticles introduced on Polymer and Inorganic Supports

          V. MATVEEVA, A. BYKOV, V. DOLUDA, M. SULMAN, N. KUMAR, S. DZWIGAJ, E. MARCEAU, L. KUSTOV, O. TKACHENKO, E. SULMAN

          Top. Catal., 2009, 52, 387-393

16      Probing the Incorporation of Ti(IV) into the BEA Zeolite Framework by XRD, FTIR, NMR, and DR UV-jp810722bis

          J.P. NOGIER, Y. MILLOT, P. MAN, T. SHISHIDO, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2009, 113, 4885-4889

17      Effect of Cu content on the catalytic activity of CuSiBEA zeolite in the SCR of NO by ethanol: Nature of the copper species

J.JANA, J. GURGUL, R. P.SOCHA, S. DZWIGAJ

Appl. Catal. B. Environmental, 2009, 91, 217-224

18      Effect of iron impurities on the catalytic activity of BEA, MOR and MFI zeolites in the SCR of NO by ethanol

          S. DZWIGAJ, J. JANAS, W.ROJEK, L. STIEVANO, F. WAGNER, F. AVERSENG, M. CHE

          Appl. Catal. B. Environmental, 2009, 86, 45-52

19      Do Cu(II) ions need Al atoms in their environment to make CuSiBEA active in the SCR of NO by ethanol or propane ? A spectroscopy and catalysis study

          S. DZWIGAJ, J. JANAS, J. GURGUL, R.P. SOCHA, T. SHISHIDO, M. CHE

          Appl. Catal. B. Environmental, 2009, 85, 131-138

20      Relationship between soil composition and retention capacity of terbumeton onto chalky soils

          A. EL ARFAOUI, S. SAYEN, E. MARCEAU, L. STIEVANO, E. GUILLON, M. COUDERCHET

          Environ. Chem. 2009, 6, 245-252

21      Insights into the Geometry, Stability and Vibrational Properties of OH Groups on y- AL₂O_3, TiO₂- Anatase and MgO from DFT Calculations

          C. CHIZALLET, M. DIGNE, C. ARROUVEL, P. RAYBAUD, F. DELBECQ, G. COSTENTIN, M. CHE, P. SAUTET, H. TOULHOAT

          Top. Catal. 2009, 52, 1005-1016

22      From Al2O3-Supported Ni(II)-ethylenediamine complexes to CO hydrogenation catalysts: Characterization of the surface sites and catalytic properties

          E. MARCEAU, A LOFBERG, J-M GIRAUDON, F. NEGRIER, M. CHE, L. LECLERCQ

          Appl. Catal. A-Gen, 2009, 362, 34-39

23      Role of tetrahedral Co(II) sites of CoSiBEA zeolite in the selective catalytic reduction of NO:XRD, UV-vis, XAS    

          and datalysis study

J. JANAS, T. SHISHIDO, M. CHE, S. DZWIGAJ

Appl. Catal. B, Environnemental, 2009, 89, 196-203

24     EXAFS spectroscopy as tool to probe metal-support interaction and surface molecular structures in oxide-

         supported catalysts: application to Al₂O₃-supported N_i(II) complexes and ZrO₂-supported tungstates.

         X. CARRIER, E.MARCEAU, H. CARABINEIRO, V. RODRIGUEZ-GONZALEZ, M. CHE

         Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2009, 11, 7527-7539

         Article invité

25     Influence of OH groups environmental topology on their kinetic basicity studied on model MgO surfaces by H MAS

         NMR

         C. CHIZALLET, H. PETITJEAN, G. COSTENTIN, H. LAURON-PERNOT, J. MAQUET, P. BAZIN, C. BONHOMME, M.CHE

         J. Catal. 2009, 268, 175-179      

26      Neodymium doped alkaline-earth oxide catalysts for propane oxidative dehydrogenation. Part I: Material characterization

B. SAVOVA, D. FILKOVA, D. CRISAN, M. CRISAN, M. RAILEANU, N. DRAGAN, A. GALTAYRIES, J. C. VEDRINE

Appl. Catal. A, 2009, 359, 47-59

27      Neodymium doped alkaline-earth oxide catalysts for propane oxidative dehydrogenation. Part II: Catalytic properties

B. SAVOVA, D. FILKOVA, D. CRISAN, M. CRISAN, M. RAILEANU, N. DRAGAN, L. PETROV, J. C. VEDRINE

Appl. Catal. A, 2009, 359, 55-61

28      Contributions for the Study of the Acid Transformation of Hydrocarbons over Zeolites

P. BORGES, R. RAMOS PINTO, P. OLIVEIRA, M.A.N.D.A. LEMOS, F. LEMOS, J.C. VEDRINE, E.G. DEROUANE, F. RAMOA RIBEIRO

J Mol. Catal. A, 2009, 305,  60-68

29      Comparing AI-SBA-15 Support and Pt/AI-SBA-15 Catalyst: Changes in Al Speciation and Acidic Properties Induced by the Introduction of Pt via Aqueous Medium

          S. HANDJANI, S. DZWIGAJ, J. BLANCHARD, E. MARCEAU, J-M. KRAFFT, M. CHE

          Top Catal. 2009, 52, 334-343

30      Pd-promoted selective gas phase hydrogenetion of p-chloronitrobenzene over alumina supported Au

F. CARDENAS-LIZANA, S. GOMEZ QUERO, A. HUGON, L. DELANNOY, C. LOUIS, M. A.

KEANE

J. Catal., 2009, 262, 235-243

31      GECat, 2008 Foreword
A. TRAVERT, K. MARCHAND, J. BLANCHARD

          C.R. Chim.  2009, 12, 635-636.

32      Supported gold catalysts for the decomposition of VOC: Total oxidation of propene in low concentration as model reaction

L. DELANNOY, K. FAJERWERG, P. LAKSHMANAN, C. POTVIN, C. METHIVIER, C. LOUIS

Appl. Catal. B. 2009, 117-124

33      Influence of the reactant concentration in selective hydrogenation of 1,3-butadiene over supported gold catalysts under alkene rich conditions: A consideration of reaction mechanism

          A. HUGON, L. DELANNOY, C. LOUIS

          Gold Bull., 2009, 42, No 4, 310-320

34      On the characterisation of silver species for SCR of NOx with ethanol

A. MUSI, P. MASSIANI, J.M. TRICHARD, P. DA COSTA

Catal. Lett. 2009, 128, 25-30

35     On the characterisation of silver species on Ag/Al₂O₃ catalysts for SCR of NO_x with ethanol

A. MUSI, P. MASSIANI, D. BROURI, J.M. TRICHARD, P. DA COSTA

Catal. Lett., 2009, 128, 25

36      Effect of the synthesis method on alumina supported silver based catalyst for NO_x selective reduction by ethanol

M. BOUTROS, J.M. TRICHARD, P. DA COSTA

Top. Catal., 2009, 52, 1781

37      On the effect of poor metals (Al, Ga, In) for NO_x conversion by SCR ethanol

M. BOUTROS, J. STARCK, B. DE TYMOWSKI, J.M. TRICHARD, P. DA COSTA

Top. Catal., 2009, 52, 1786

38      Ceria-zirconia supported rhodium catalyst for NO_x reduction from coal combustion flue gases

M. ADAMOWSKA, A. KRZTON, M. NAJBAR, J. CAMRA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, P. DA COSTA

Appl. Catal B: Environmental, 2009, 90, 535-544

39      Mesoporous silver based SBA15 as potential catalysts for NO_x  reduction by ethanol

M. BOUTROS, J.M. TRICHARD, P. DA COSTA

Appl. Catal B: Environmental, 2009, 91, 640-648

40      Influence of preparation methods of LaCoO3 on the catalytic performances in the decomposition of N₂O

J.P. DACQUIN, C. LANCELOT, C. DUJARDIN, P. DA COSTA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU, P. BEAUNIER, S. KALIAGUINE, S. VAUDREUIL, S. ROYER, P. GRANGER

Appl. Catal B: Environmental, 2009, 91, 596-604

41      Effect of gas composition on catalytic activity of Natural Gas Vehicles Commercial Catalysts in Monolithic Form

 M. SALAUN, A. KOUAKOU, S. DA COSTA, P. DA COSTA

 Appl. Catal. B. Environmental, 2009, 88, 386-397

42       Reforming of model biomass tar compounds

A. LAMACZ, A. KRZTON, A. MUSI, P. DA COSTA

          Catal. Lett., 2009, 128, 40

43      Synthetic gas bench study of a 4 way catalytic converter: catalytic oxidation, NOx storage/reduction and impact of soot loading and regeneration

          C.N. MILLET, R. CHEDOTAL, P. DA COSTA

          Appl. Catal. B. Environmental, 2009, 90, 339-346

44      Enhancement of 3-way CNG catalyst performance at high temperature due to the presence of water in the feed: on the role of steam reforming of methane and on the influence of ageing

          M. SALAUN, S. CAPELA, S. DA COSTA, L. GAGNEPAIN, P. DA COSTA

          Top. Catal., 2009, 52, 1972

45      Hydrogenolysis of carbon-halogen and carbon-carbon bonds over Pd/Nb₂O₅-Al₂O₃ catalysts

          Z. KARPINSKI, M. BONAROWSKA, D. LOMOT, S. SREBOWATA, J.A. RODRIGUES, P. DA COSTA, G. DJEGA-MARIADASSOU

          Catal. Comm., 2009, 10, 1757-1761

46      Dispersion of Co3O4 nanoparticles within SBA-15 using alkane solvents

J. VAN DER MEER, I. BARDEZ, F. BART, P.A. ALBOUY, G. WALLEZ, A. DAVIDSON

Micropor. Mesopor. Mater., 2009, 118, 183-188

47      Hyperpolarized ¹²⁹Xe NMR and N₂ sorption corss-investigations of the cristallization of AI-SBA-15 amorphous walls into ZSM-5 type materials

          S. HABIB, F. LAUNAY, M.A SPRINGUEL-HUET, F. GUENNEAU, M. MAZAJ, N. NOVAK TUSAR, A. GEDEON

          J Porous Mater, 2009, 16, 349-359

48       Surface IR applied to rapid and direct immunosensing of environmental pollutants

          S. BOUDJAY, C. GU, M. GIRARDOT SALMAIN, C.M. PRADIER, et al.

          Talanta, 2009, 78, 165-170

49       Grafting of Lysozyme and/or Poly (ethylene glycol) to Prevent Biofilm Growth on Stainless Steel Surfaces

          A. CARO, V. HUMBLOT, C. METHIVIER, M. MINIER, M. SALMAIN et C.M. PRADIER

          J Phys Chem B, 2009, 113, 2101-2109

50      Innovative surface characterization techniques applied to immunosensor elaboration and   test: Comparing the efficiency of Fourier transform-surface plasmon resonance, quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation measurements, and polarization modulation-reflection absorption infrared spectroscopy

          S. BOUJDAY, C. METHIVIER, B. BECCARD, C.M. PRADIER

Anal. Biochem., 2009, 387, 194-201

51      The antibacterial activity of Magainin I immobilized onto mixed thiols Self-Assembled Monolayers

V. HUMBLOT, J-F YALA, P. THEBAULT, K. BOUKERMA, A. HEQUET, J-M BERJEAUD,  C-M. PRADIER

Biomaterials (2009) 30, 3502-3512

52      Adsorption of Di-and Tripeptides on Au (110) under Ultrahigh Vacuum Conditions. 1. Polarization Modulation Reflection Absorption Infrared Spectroscopy and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Characterization

A. VALLEE, V. HUMBLOT, C. METHIVIER, and C-M PRADIER

J. Phys. Chem. C, 2009, 113, 9336-9344

53      Ultraviolet Photostability of Adenine on Gold and Silicon Surfaces

E. MATEO-MARTI, C-M PRADIER, J.A MARTIN-GAGO

ASTROBIOLOGY, 2009, Volume 09, Number 6, 753-577

54      The fate of amino acids adsorbed on mineral matter

J.F LAMBERT, L. STIEVANO, I. LOPES, M. GHARSALLAH, L. PIAO

Planet Space Sci., 2009, 57, 460-467

55      Stability of Binary SAMs Formed by ώ-Acid and Alcohol Functionalized Thiol Mixtures

F. TIELENS, V. HUMBLOT, C-M PRADIER, M. CALATAYUD, and F. ILLAS

Langmuir 2009, 25, 9980-9985

56      Drastic symmetry breaking in supramolecular organization of enantiomerically unbalanced monolayers at surfaces

          S. HAQ, N. LIU, V. HUMBLOT, A.P.J. JANSEN, R. RAVAL

          Nature Chemistry, 2009, 1, 409-414

57      Adsorption of Amino Acids on Oxide Supports: A Solid-State NMR study of glycine adsorption on silica and alumina

I. LOPEZ, L.Y. PIAO, L. STIEVANO, J-F. LAMBERT

J. Phys. Chem. C, 2009, 113, 18163-18172

58      Exploring the Reactivity of Framework Vanadium, Niobium, and Tantalum Sites in Zeolitic Materials Using DFT Reactivity Descriptors

F. TIELENS

J. Comp. Chem., 2009, 30,  1946

59      Theoretical investigation of the inversion parameter in CO₃__s Al_sO ₄ (s=0-3) spinel structures

F. TIELENS, M. CALATAYUD, R. FRANCO, J. PEREZ-RAMIREZ, C. MINOT

Solid State Ionics. 2009, 180, 1011

60      Gold Grafted to Mesoporous Silica Surfaces, a Molecular Picture

A. WOJTASZEK, I. SOBCZAK, M. ZIOLEK, F. TIELENS

J. Phys. Chem. C, 2009, 113, 13855

61      Characterization of Supported Vanadium Oxide Species on Silica : A Periodic DFT Investigation

M. M. ISLAM, D. COSTA, M.CALATAYUD, F. TIELENS

J Phys Chem C, 2009, 113, 10740-10746

  62      Exploring the Reactivity of Intraframework Vanadium, Niobium and Tantalum Sites in Zeolitic Materials Using the Molecular Electrostatic Potential

F. TIELENS

J. Mol. Struct. (THEOCHEM), 2009, 903, 23-27

2010

01       Nickel (II) nitrate vs. acetate: influence of the precursor on the structure and reducibility of Ni/MCM-41 and Ni/Al-MCM-41 catalysts

          E. MARCEAU, M. CHE, J. CEJKA, A. ZUKAL

          Chem.Cat.Chem., 2010, 2, 413-422

02      Quantative Investigation of MgO BrØnsted Basicity: DFT, IR, and Calorimetry Study of Methanol Adsorption

H. PETITJEAN, K. TARASOV, F. DELBECQ, P. SAUTET, J.M. KRAFFT, P. BAZIN, M. C. PAGANINI, E. GIAMELLO, M. CHE, H. LAURON-PERNOT, G. COSTENTIN

          J. Phys. Chem., C, 2010, 114, 3008-3016

03      What Do the Niobium Framework Sites Look Like in Redox Zeolites? A combined Theoretical and Experimental Investigation

          F. TIELENS, T. SHISHIDO, S. DZWIGAJ        

          J. Phys. Chem., C 2010, 114, 3140-3147

04      Adsorption properties of Fe-containing dealuminated BEA zeolites as revealed by FTIR spectroscopy

          K. HADJIIVANOV, E. IVANOVA, R. KEFIROV, J. JANAS, A. PLESNIAR, S. DZWIGAJ, M. CHE

          Microporous and Mesoporous Mater. 2010, 131, 1-12

05     Incorporation on Nb(V) into BEA zeolite investigated by XRD, NMR, IR, DR UV-vis, and XPS

S. DZWIGAJ, Y. MILLOT, C. METHIVIER, M. CHE

Microporous and Mesoporous Mater. 2010, 130, 162-166

06     Ta(V)-Single Site BEA Zeolite by Two-Step Postsynthesis Method: Preparation and Characterization

S. DZWIGAJ, Y. MILLOT, M. CHE

Catal. Lett., 2010, 153, 169-174

07      EPR Characterization and Reactivity of Surface-Localized Inorganic Radicals and Radical Ions

          M. CHIESA, E. GIAMELLO, M. CHE

          Chem. Rev., 2010, 110, 1320-1347

08      Catalytic Aspects of Light-Induced Hydrogen Generation in Water with TiO₂ and Other  

         Photocatalyts: A Simple and Pratical Way Towards a Normalization?

T. MASCHMEYER, M. CHE

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed, 2010, 49, 1536-1539

09      Formation of heteropolymolybdates during the preparation of Mo and NiMo HDS catalysts supported on SBA-15: influence on the dispersion of the active phase and on the HDS activity
A. SAMPIERI, S. PRONIER, S. BRUNET, X. CARRIER, C. LOUIS, J. BLANCHARD, K. FAJERWERG, M. BREYSSE
Microporous and Mesoporous Mater.  2010, 130, 130-141.

10      Insight into the structure and localization of the titania overlayer in TiO2-coated SBA-15 materials
F. ZHANG, X. CARRIER, J.-M. KRAFFT, Y.YOSHIMURA, J. BLANCHARD

         New J. Chem., 2010, 34, 508-516

11       Supported gold catalysts for the decomposition of VOC: Total oxidation of propene in low concentration as model reaction

L. DELANNOY, K. FAJERWERG, P. LAKSHMANAN, C. POTVIN, C. METHIVIER, C. LOUIS

Appl. Catal. B.: Environmental, 2010, 94, 117-124

12       Total oxidation of propene over Au/xCeO₂-Al₂O₃ catalysts: Influence of the CeO₂ loading and the activation treatment

P. LAKSHMANAN, L. DELANNOY, V. RICHARD, C. METHIVIER, C.POTVIN, C. LOUIS

          Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, 2010, 96, 117-125

13       Monitoring of the Plasmon Resonance of Gold nanoparticles in Au/TiO₂ Catalyst under Oxidative and Reducing Atmospheres

          Y. BORENSZTEIN, L. DELANNOY, A. DJEDIDI, R.G. BARRERA, C. LOUIS

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2010, 114, 9008-9021

14       Mechanism and deactivation process of the conversion of methylbutynol on basic faujasite monitored by operando DRIFTS

          J.F. GROUST, G. COSTENTIN, J.M. KRAFFT, P. MASSIANI

          Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2010, 12, 937-946

15       Catalytic performance of platinum doped tungsten carbide in simultaneous hydrodenitrogenation and hydrodesulphurization

M. LEWANDOWSKI, P. DA COSTA, D. BENICHOU, C. SAYAG

Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, 2010, 93, 241

16     Fluidized bed plasmas reactor for catalyst Synthesis and pretreatment. Application for Pollution Abatement in

         stationary and mobile sources

         M. FOIX, C. GUYON, M. TATOULIAN, P. DA COSTA

         Adv. Mat. Res., 2010, 89-91, 118-123

17      Detailed kinetic modeling study of NOx oxidation and storage and their interactions over Pt/Ba/Al₂O₃   

         monolith catalysts

N. RANKOVIC, A. NICOLLE, P. DA COSTA

J. Phys. Chem. C, 2010, 114, 7102

18      Modelling of a Lean NOx-Trap system with NO/NO₂ differentiation and sulfur poisoning

A. MANIGRASSO, P. DARCY, P. DA COSTA

SAE Powertrain, 2010, 01,  1554

19     Mechanism of Metal Oxide Nanoparticle Loading in SBA-15 by the Double Solvent Technique

         J. VAN DER MEER, I. BARDEZ-GIBOIRE, C. MERCIER, B. REVEL, A. DAVIDSON , R. DENOYEL          

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2010, 114, 3507–3515

20      Quantitative relationship between the nature of surface species and the catalytic activity of tungsten oxides supported on crystallized titania

          T. ONFROY, V. LEBARBIER, G. CLET, M. HOUALLA

          J. Molec. Catal. A, 2010, 318, 1-7

210    A new Nanocomposite : L-DOPA/Laponite

M. JABER, J.F. LAMBERT

J. Phys. Chem. Lett., 2010, 1, 85-88

22      AuS and SH Bond Formation/Breaking During the Formation of Alkanethiol SAMs on Au(111);  A Theoretical Study

          F. Tielens, E. Santos

          J. Phys. Chem. C, 2010, 114, 9444

23      The Formation of Gold Clusters supported on Mesoporous Silica Surfaces, a Molecular Picture

          A. Wojtaszek, I. Sobczak, M. Ziolek, F. Tielens

          J. Phys Chem. C, 2010, 114, 9002

24      Self Assembling of S-Glutamic Acid on Ag(100): a Combined LT-STM and Ab Initio Investigation

          M. Smerieri, L. Vattuone, D. Costa, F. Tielens, L. Savio

          Langmuir  2010, 26, 7208

25      Kinetic Order temperature dependence during N2O decomposition over Fe-ZSM-5: a combined DFT and experimental evidence

          H. Guesmi, D. Berthomieu, A. Bryan, B. Coq, L. Kiwi minsker

          Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 2010, 12, 2873

26      Reactivity of oxygen species formed upon N2O dissociation over Fe-ZSM-5: CO oxidation as a model

          H. Guesmi, D. Berthomieu, L. Kiwi-minsker

            Catal. Comm. 2010, 11, 102

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