6th World Congress on Catalysis by Acids and Bases Scientific ...

ABC-6<strong>6th</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>Congress</strong> on Catalysis by Acids and BasesScientific Program.Monday May 11, Morning sessionScirocco-Libeccio room8.30 Plenary Session.Plenary LectureDr. Suheil Abdo (UOP,LLC, DesPlaines, Il, USA)Application of the fundamentals of solid acids and bases in refining and petrochemicalcatalysis: the interplay of acidity, pore geometry, and morphology in successful catalystdesign9.30 Topic 4. “Novel applications and understanding of acid catalysts”Chairs: Nadine Essayem, Jeroen A. van Bokhoven.Key NoteDr. Richard Bourne, School of Chemistry, University of Nottingham, University Park,Nottingham, UKRichard A. Bourne, James G. Stevens and Martyn PoliakoffAcid and base catalysis in supercritical fluids10.10 Coffee Break10.30 O4-1 Anna Maria Raspolli Galletti, Valentina De Luise, Marco Martinelli and ValeryE. TarabankoAcid catalysis for the conversion of carbohydrate biomass into chemicals10.50 O4-2 Daizo Yamaguchi and Michikazu HaraHydrolysis of cellulose by a solid acid catalyst under optimal reaction conditions11.10 O4-3 R.Lopes de Souza, B. Hamad, P.G. Pries de Oliveira, W. Araujo Gonzales, G.Sapaly, N. EssayemOne step conversion of vegetable oil into a mixture of biofuels: fatty acid ethyl esters andglycerol ethyl ethers11.30 O4-4 Mathieu Digne, Pascal Raybaud, Philippe Sautet and Hervé ToulhoatAtomic scale insights of modified gamma-alumina surfaces: toward tuning of acidproperties11.50 O4-5 Abdelkarim Sani Souna Sido, Stéphane Walspurger, Roland Graff and JeanSommerLow-temperature alkane reactivity in zeolites. Anything new? an H/D exchange study.12.10 O4-6 Mike S Scurrell and K MokoenaAspects of acid catalysis for the future conversion of alternative feedstocks totransportation fuels12.30-14.10 Lunch time

Tuesday May 12, Morning sessionScirocco-Libeccio room8.30 Plenary SessionPlenary LectureProf. Michikazu Hara, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JapanHydrolysis of cellulose by a solid acid. Acid catalyzed reaction at solid-solid interface.9.30 Topic 1. “Engineering of structured micro- and mesoporous catalysts”Chairs: Valentin Valtchev and Girolamo Giordano.Key Note:Dr. Claus Hviid Christensen, Vice President, R&D, Haldor Topsøe A/S, DK-2800 LyngbyDenmarkPerspectives for hierarchical zeolites10.10 Coffee Break10.30 O1-1 Jérôme Babin, Julien Iapichella, Anne Galarneau and François FajulaMCM-41 silica monoliths with flow-through macropores10.50 O1-2 Danny Verboekend, Javier Pérez-RamírezDesign of hierarchical porosity in unidirectional ITQ-4 zeolite11.10 O1-3 Barbara Gil, Łukasz Mokrzycki, Bogdan Sulikowski, Zbigniew OlejniczakDesilicated ZSM-5 and ZSM-12 zeolites: impact on textural, acidic and catalytic properties11.30 O1-4 I.I. Ivanova, S.V. Konnov, B.A. Solopov , O.V. Kozhina , A.A. Tikhonova, O.A.Ponomareva, and E.E. KnyazevaEngineering of micro/mesoporous materials obtained by zeolites recristallization forcatalytic applications11.50 O1-5 Satoshi Inagaki, Masakazu Niimura, Mikio Hayashi, Takashi Tatsumi andYoshihiro KubotaEffect of hydrophobicity of dealuminated zeolite beta catalysts on the Baeyer-Villigeroxidation of cyclohexanone12.10 O1-6 M. Derewinski, A. Burkat-Dulak, A. Martínez and E. PerisImproved stability of carbon-templated mesoporous ZSM-5 during the dehydroaromatizationof methane12.30 O1-7 F. Ocampo, H.S. Yun, M.M. Pereira and B.LouisZeolite coatings on siliceous supports: active structured catalytic beds for alkane crackingreaction12.50 O1-8 Barbara Bonelli, Ilaria Bottero, Nicola Ballarini, Sauro Passeri, Fabrizio Cavaniand Edoardo GarroneStudy of the acidic properties of imogolite-based systems13.10-15.00 Lunch time 15.00 Excursion to riviera ligure

Wednesday May 13, Morning sessionScirocco-Libeccio room8.30 Plenary Session.Plenary LectureProf. Bert F. Sels, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, BelgiumMaarten B. J. Roeffaers, Hiroshi Uji-i, Frans C. De Schryver, Pierre A. Jacobs, Dirk E. DeVos, Johan Hofkens, Bert F. SelsSpatially resolved observation of crystal-face dependent catalysis by single turnovercounting 19.30 Topic 3. "Basic catalysts for eco-friendly processes "Chairs: Didier Tichit and Angelo Vaccari.Keynote:Dott. Oreste Piccolo, Industrial Consultant, Italy.Present and future of base catalysts in fine chemistry10.10 Coffee Break10.30 O3-1 Kiyotomi Kaneda and Tomoo MizugakiDevelopment of vanadate apatite as a heterogeneous base catalyst for green organicsyntheses10.50 O3-2 D. Blasco-Jiménez, I. Sobczak, M. Ziolek, A J. López-Peinado and R. M.Martín-ArandaAmino-grafted MCM-41 materials as basic catalysts for eco-friendly processes11.10 O3-3 Jean-Philippe Tessonnier, Alberto Villa, Olivier Majoulet, Dangsheng Su andRobert SchlöglNitrogen-functionalized carbon nanotubes as a basic catalyst for biomass conversionreactions11.30 O3-4 A. Zicmanis, A. Hinica, S. Pavlovica, M. KlavinsIonic liquids – media and catalysts for synthesis of 1,4-dihydropyridines11.50 O3-5 S. David Jackson and Meilin JiaA comparison of propanal and butanal aldol condensation and hydrogenation overmetal/base/SiO 2 catalysts12.10 Plenary Session.Plenary LectureDr. Carlo Perego, Istituto Eni Donegani, Novara, ItalyC. Perego and D. BianchiBiomass upgrading through acid-base catalysts.13.10-14.50 Lunch time

Wednesday May 13, Afternoon sessionScirocco room14.50 Topic 3. "Basic catalysts for eco-friendly processes "Chairs: Didier Tichit and Angelo Vaccari.14.50 O3-6 M. J. Climent, A. Corma, S. Iborra, M. Mifsud, A. Velty, L. Santos,Multifunctional acid and base catalysts for cascade reactions15.10 O3-7 Iuliana Cota, Eliana Ramírez, Francisco Medina, Géraldine Layrac and DidierTichitNew basic catalysts obtained from alkaline-earth cations-containing LDH nanocomposites15.30 O3-8 Inês Matos, Elena Pérez-Mayoral, Elena Soriano, Arnošt Zukal, Rosa M.Martín-Aranda, Antonio J. López-Peinado, Isabel Fonseca and Jiří ČejkaExperimental and theoretical study of pyrazole n-alkylation catalyzed by modifiedmolecular sieves15.50 O3-9 S. Valange, M. Iuraşcu, F. Can, Z. Gabelica, M. Daturi and J. BarraultRare earth oxide catalysts: towards a total selectivity in transesterification reaction16.10 O3-10 Yuanzhou Xi and Robert J. DavisTransesterification of tributyrin with methanol catalyzed by layered hydroxide catalysts16.30-17.30 Coffee Break / Poster Session 2 Topics 2/6,3,7,8,9.17.30 Key note:Prof. Elisabeth Bordes, Unité de Catalyse et de Chimie du Solide,Université des Scienceset Technologies de Lille, Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex, FranceOptical basicity: a scale of acidity/basicity of solid oxides and its application to oxidationcatalysis18.10 O3-11 M.G. Álvarez, A.M. Segarra, F. Medina, F. Figueras, S. Contreras and J.E.SueirasInfluence of Lewis and Brønsted basic sites on activated hydrotalcites for transesterification ofglycerol18.30 O3-12 Cristián Ferretti, Roberto Olcese, Carlos Apesteguía and Isabel Di Cosimo,Monoglyceride synthesis on solid bases18.50 O3-13 Tania Montanari , Michele Sisani , Fabio Marmottini , Riccardo Vivani,Guido Busca and Umberto Costantino.Zinc-aluminum hydrotalcites as precursors of basic catalysts: preparation, characterizationand study of the activation of methanol19.10 End of the sessions 21.00 Social Dinner- Tanabe Prize Ceremony

Wednesday May 13, Afternoon sessionLibeccio room14.50 Topic 7. “Elementary steps in acid-base catalysis”Chairs: Guylène Costentin and Gianfranco Pacchioni.Keynote:Prof. Philippe Sautet, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon and CNRS, Lyon, FranceHydroxylated metal oxide surfaces: modelling their structure and reactivity15.30 O7-1 Céline Chizallet and Pascal RaybaudPseudo-bridging silanols as versatile Brønsted acid sites of amorphous aluminosilicatessurfaces15.50 O7-2 Hristiyan A. Aleksandrov and Georgi N. VayssilovComputational study of the catalytic activity of zinc species at paired and isolatedaluminum centers in ZSM-5 zeolite in ethane dehydrogenation16.10 O7-3 Tomas Bucko, Lubomir Benco and Jürgen HafnerMechanism for the dehydrogenation of alkanes: importance of entropy contribution16.30-17.30 Coffee Break / Poster Session 2 Topics 2/6,3,7,8,9.17.30 O7-4 Marina Shilina, Vladimir SmirnovWhether carbocation is intermediate in catalytic alkane conversion by Lewis acids?17.50 O7-5 Sonia Carré, Ngi Suor Gnep, Renaud Revel and Patrick MagnouxCharacterization of acid-base properties of transition aluminas by model reactions18.10 O7-6 Bart P. C. Hereijgers, Francesca Bleken, Merete H. Nilsen, Stian Svelle, Karl-Petter Lillerud, Morten Bjørgen, Bert M. Weckhuysen, Unni OlsbyeShape selectivity in acid catalysis: the methanol-to-olefins case18.30 O7-7 Mònica Calatayud, Agnieszka M. Ruppert and Bert M. WeckhuysenGlycerol etherification over alkaline earth metal oxides: a periodic DFT study18.50 O7-8 Pierfranco Demontis, Jorge Gulín-González, Roberto Sale and Giuseppe B.SuffrittiMolecular dynamics simulations of Ca-Na cation exchange in zeolite A19.10 End of the sessions21.00 Social Dinner- Tanabe Prize Ceremony

Thursday May 14, Morning sessionScirocco-Libeccio room8.30 Plenary Session.Tanabe Prize LectureProf. Enrique Iglesia, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of California,Berkeley, CA, USAJosef Macht, Robert T. Carr, Matthew Neurock, and Enrique IglesiaConsequences of acid strength in isomerization and elimination catalysis on solid acids9.30 Topic 8. “Acidity and basicity in environmental catalysis”Chairs: Françoise Maugé and Luca Lietti.Keynote:Dr. Charles H.F. Peden, Institute for Interfacial Catalysis, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA, USACharles H.F. Peden, * Ja Hun Kwak, Jian Zhi Hu, Do Heui Kim, and János SzanyiThe use of ultra-high field nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to study the surfacestructure of poorly crystalline γ–Al 2 O 3 surfaces10.10 Coffee Break10.30 O8-1 Isabella Nova, Antonio Grossale, Enrico Tronconi, Maria Bevilacqua,Gianguido Ramis and Guido BuscaAcid-base properties of a V 2 O 5 -WO 3 /TiO 2 commercial catalyst in the selective catalyticreduction of NOx by ammonia10.50 O8-2 Marco Daturi, Juliette Dupre, Philippe Bazin, Olivier Marie, Frédéric Meunierand Xavier JeandelOperando IR study of a commercial NOx-storage-reduction material under realisticconditions11.10 O8-3 Lidia Castoldi, Luca Lietti, Isabella Nova, Pio Forzatti , Sara Morandi andGiovanna GhiottiAlkaline- and alkaline-earth oxides based lean NOx traps: effect of the storage componenton the catalytic reactivity11.30 O8-4 Tamikuni Komatsu, Keizo Tomokuni, Mitsuo Konishi, Takashi ShiraiOutstanding low temperature HC-SCR of NOx over loaded noble metals in the presence ofexcess oxygen: De-NOx catalysts for diesel exhausts11.50 O8-5 Janine M. Montero, Pratibha L. Gai, Karen Wilson and Adam F. LeeStructure-sensitive biodiesel synthesis over nanocrystalline MgO12.10 O8-6 Andrey Popov, Elena Kondratiev, Arnaud Travert, Jean-Michel Goupil,Laurence Mariey, Jean Pierre Gilson, Françoise MaugéEffect of the acidic properties of metal oxides on the adsorption modes of oxygenatedcompounds of 2 nd generation bio-oils

12.30 O8-7 Federica Zaccheria, Simona Brini, Rinaldo Psaro and Nicoletta RavasioSolid acid catalysts for the production of biodiesel12.50 O8-8 Verónica K. Diez, Juana I. Di Cosimo and Carlos R. ApesteguíaBase-acid mechanism for the citral/acetone reaction on Mg y AlO x oxides13.10-14.30 Lunch time

Thursday 14, Afternoon sessionScirocco room14.30 Topic 9. Free sessionChairs: Fabrizio Cavani and Guido BuscaKeynote:Prof. King Yeung, Hong Kong University of Sciences and Technology.King Lun Yeung and Rosa Martin-ArandaFlow Synthesis in Microreactor and Membrane Microreactor15.10 O9-1 Miguel A. Bañares, Vanesa Calvino-Casilda, and Enrique Lozano DizHeterogeneous alkylation of imidazole in acidic and basic media monitorized by in situRaman spectroscopy15.30 O9-2 Atsushi Takagaki, Mika Ohara and Kohki EbitaniSelective synthesis of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural and levoglucosan from glucose over solidacid/base catalysts15.50 Coffee break16.10 O9-3 Giuseppina Cerrato, Valentina Crocellà, Giuliana Magnacca, Claudio Morterra,Nicola Ballarini,Fabrizio Cavani, Stefano Cocchi, Sauro PasseriBasic mixed oxides for gas-phase phenol methylation: the role of catalyst composition inthe reaction mechanism16.30 O9-4 Satoshi Kamiguchi, Sayoko Nagashima and Teiji ChiharaOne-step synthesis of benzofuran from phenol and ketone over halide cluster catalysts16.50 O9-5 Niels Meis, Krijn de Jong and Harry BitterCarbon nanofiber supported hydrotalcite for enchance CO 2 capture17.10 O9-6 Jain Sagar Motilal, Svetoslava Vankova, Elena Groppo, Adriano Zecchina andGiuseppe SpotoAcid-catalysed oligomerization of unsaturated (methyl-acetylene) and aromatic (pyrrole,thiophene and furane) monomers inside the nafion membrane: a spectroscopic (FTIR andUV-VIS) investigation.17.30 O9-7 M.V.Bukhtiyarova, A.S. Ivanova, G.S. Litvak, L.M. Plyasova, A.A. Budneva,E.A.Paukshtis, N.M. Dobrynkin and M.V. BatyginaStructure, acid-base and catalytic properties of hexaaluminate17.50 O9-8 A.B. Pinar, C. Márquez-Álvarez, M. Grande-Casas and J. Pérez-ParienteDriving the location of Brönsted acid sites by templates in ferrierite zeolite catalysts18.10 O9-9 Taku Hasegawa and Masaru OguraSynthesis of zeolites with nitrogen doped in the framework for efficient base catalysts18.30 End of the congress

Thursday 14, Afternoon sessionLibeccio room14.30 Topic 2. "Hybrid organo-inorganic catalysts"Chairs: Barbara Onida and Duncan J. Macquarrie.14.30 O2/6-1 Rafael van Grieken, Gabriel Morales, Antonio Martín, Fernando MartínezSulfonated polystyrene-modified mesoporous organosilica for esterification of oleic acidwith n-butanol14.50 O2/6-2 Hendrik Kosslick, Irene Pitsch, Jens Deutsch, Axel Schulz , Werner Storekand Christian JägerImproved large mesoporous ordered molecular sieves – stabilization and acid/basefunctionalization15.10 O2/6-3 Junko N. Kondo, Kiyotaka Nakajima, Ikuyoshi Tomita, Shigenobu Hayashi,Kazunari Domen, Takashi TatsumiStable and highly active hybrid mesoporous solid acid catalyst15.30 O2/6-4 X. Elias, M. Trilla, G. Borja, R. Pleixats, C. Bied, M. Wong Chi Man, J.J.E.MoreauHybrid silica via sol-gel process: general method for preparation of recoverable andreusable catalysts15.50 Coffee break16.10 Keynote:Prof. Juan A. Melero, Department of Chemical and Environmental Technology, ESCET,Rey Juan Carlos University, Mostoles, Madrid, SpainJuan Antonio Melero, L. Fernando Bautista, Gabriel Morales, José Iglesias and RebecaSánchezBiodiesel production over sulfonic acid-modified mesoporous silica catalysts16.50 O2/6-5 Katarzyna Walczak-Zeidler and Izabela NowakNiobium-promoted synthesis of nioboorganosilicates17.10 O2/6-6 E. Usai, D. Meloni, R. Monaci, S. Fiorilli, B. Onida, V. SolinasSynthesis of inorganic−organic hybrid mesoporous materials as SBA-Propyl-SO 3 H.14.30 Topic 6. "Metal organic frameworks: molecular LEGO for new materials forseparation, trapping and catalysis in Green Chemistry"Chairs: Silvia Bordiga and Marco Daturi.17.30 O2/6-7 U. Ravon, G. Chaplais, C. Chizallet, N. Bats, D. FarrussengRational design of Brønsted acid MOFs for Friedel & Craft alkylation of large polyaromatics17.50 O2/6-8 Behnam Seyeedi, Gordon M Pearce, Paul A Wright, Sachin Chavan,Francesca Bonino, and Silvia BordigaCoordinative changes on co sites in cobalt phosphonate Co-STA-12 upon solvent removal

18.10 O2/6-9 David Farrusseng, Marie Savonnet, Ugo Ravon, Sonia Aguado, DelphineBazer-Bachi, Vincent Lecocq, Nicolas Bats and Catherine PinelSolvent free base catalysis and transesterification over basic functionalised metal-organicframeworks18.30 End of the congress