Catalytic and multiphase reactors for the future

Journal article (2003)

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J. T.F. Keurentjes Eindhoven University of Technology
Earl Goetheer Eindhoven University of Technology
Frank C. Gielens Eindhoven University of Technology
Martijn W.A. Kuijpers Eindhoven University of Technology
Joost H.M. Heijnen Eindhoven University of Technology
Leo J.P. van den Broeke Eindhoven University of Technology
Maartje F. Kemmere Eindhoven University of Technology
Marius A.G. Vorstman Eindhoven University of Technology
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2003

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English

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Abstract

This paper describes a number of developments leading to sustainable catalytic and multi-phase reactors. For this purpose, traditional solvents are replaced by clean solvent alternatives such as supercritical fluids and aqueous surfactant systems, and processes are intensified using membrane reactors and contacting reactants at a molecular level.