Hydrocracking - Globe Thesis

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161.	Production Of Bio-jet Fuel By Hydrocracking And Hydroisomerization Of Long-chain Normal Bio-paraffins Over Pt/ZSM-22 And Pt/ZSM-35 Catalysts
162.	Improvement And Application Of Narrow-lump Chevron Model For Hydrocracking Of Petroleum Fraction
163.	Preparation Of Hierarchical Materials For Hydrocracking Catalysts And The Study Of Its Property
164.	Study On Erosion Corrosion And Their Failure Mechanism In A Refinery Air Cooler
165.	Application Study Of Neural Network Optimization Algorithm In Hydrocracking
166.	High Temperature Coal Tar Hydrogenation Wastewater Improved Biological Enrichment-multi-stage AO Experimental Study
167.	Mechanistic kinetic modeling of the hydrocracking of complex feedstocks
168.	Nickel Based Catalyst for Hydrocracking of Light Aromatics and Middle Distillates to Light Paraffins
169.	On hydrocracking of vacuum residues in slurry reactor
170.	Hydrocracking catalysts for vacuum gas oil and de-metallized oil blend
171.	Modeling of a hydrogenated vacuum gas oil hydrocracker
172.	Hydrocracking kinetics of heavy gas oils
173.	Hydrocracking of long-chain alkanes and polyolefins over dual-functional strong solid acid catalysts
174.	Molecular modeling of the catalytic hydrocracking of complex mixtures: Reactions of alkyl aromatic and alkyl polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons
175.	Preparation and characterization of solid acidic catalysts for the hydrocracking ofn-paraffins
176.	Reactant and catalyst structure/function relationships in the hydrocracking of alkyl-substituted biphenyl compounds
177.	Hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen
178.	Hydrocracking and hydroisomerization of long-chain alkanes by anion-modified metal oxides
179.	Part 1. Surface organometallic chemistry and catalysis involving cyclopentadienyltricarbonyltungstate(1-) on magnesium oxide, aluminum oxide and zinc oxide. Part 2. Characterization of platinum mordenite catalysts for N-hexane hydrocracking/isomerization
180.	Efficient chemical modeling of the hydrocracking of heavy oils
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