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CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry, RAS, Moscow, Russia St. Petersburg Scientific Center RAS, St. Petersburg Scientific Council on Catalysis RAS, RussiaUNDER THE AUSPICESof the European Federationof Catalysis SocietiesDi Art Ltd. Official Conference service operator© Boreskov Institute of Catalysis, 2012
Page 4 and 5: FINANCIAL SUPPORT:Russian Foundatio
Page 6: PLENARY LECTURESPL‐1 PL‐5
Page 9 and 10: PL-2Thermodynamics of Operating Cat
Page 11 and 12: PL-4Catalysis & Complexity: From Me
Page 14: KEYNOTE LECTURESKL‐1 KL‐9
Page 17 and 18: KL-1The detailed mechanism of chain
Page 19 and 20: KL-3Catalytic Oxidation Mechanism B
Page 21 and 22: KL-5The “True” Explanation is T
Page 23 and 24: KL-6(open) Pt sites significantly e
Page 25 and 26: KL-7The questions of particular imp
Page 27 and 28: KL-9Active Species of Nonheme Iron-
Page 30 and 31: OP-I-1Particle Size Effect in CH 4
Page 32 and 33: OP-I-3Activation of Oxygen on Micro
Page 34 and 35: OP-I-5Oxidation of Alkanes: In Sili
Page 36 and 37: OP-I-7Low Temperature Decomposition
Page 38 and 39: OP-II-2Living Olefin Polymerization
Page 40 and 41: OP-II-4Diphenylphosphinoferrocenyl
Page 42 and 43: OP-II-6Mechanism of the Dimerizatio
Page 44 and 45: OP-II-8Chiral Ionic Liquid/ESI-MS M
Page 46 and 47: OP-III-2The Mechanism of Oxidative
Page 48 and 49: OP-III-4Effect of Metal-Support Int
Page 50 and 51: OP-III-6Self-Oscillations in the Me
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OP-III-8Does the Bulk Matter? Metha
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OP-III-10FTIR Spectroscopy in the S
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OP-III-12Different Carbon Species a
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OP-III-14Investigation on the Kinet
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OP-III-16Scorpionate Gold Complexes
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OP-III-18Mechanism of Tetralin Ring
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OP-III-19ZnAl 2 O 4 phases. XRD and
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OP-III-21Dechlorination of Chlorohy
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OP-III-23Application of Model Syste
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OP-III-25Ce-O-Pt Active Sites in Ce
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OP-III-27Structure of Allylic Inter
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OP-III-29Enantioselective Hydrogena
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OP-III-31On Mechanisms of Oxidation
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OP-IV-1Kinetic Study of Aspen-Wood
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OP-IV-3Unravelling the Structure an
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OP-IV-5Selective Oxidation of Glyce
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OP-V-1Controlled Synthesis of Pt 3
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OP-V-3RuO x -VO x /TiO 2 as Very Hi
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OY-I-1The Theoretical Prediction of
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OY-II-2Non-Heme Iron and Manganese-
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OY-II-4Self-Immobilizing Catalysts
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OY-II-6Catalytic Effect of Si-Conta
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OY-III-2Platinum-Catalyzed Asymmetr
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OY-III-4Carbonylation of Dimethyl E
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OY-III-6Concentration Hysteresis in
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OY-III-7activity was showed with wa
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OY-IV-2Solvent-Free Allylic Oxidati
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OY-IV-4Direct Catalytic Treatment o
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OY-IV-6Influence of Different Param
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OY-V-1Kinetic Study of p-Nitropheno
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OY-V-3Microstructure Effects in Cat
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POSTER PRESENTATIONSSection I. Cata
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PP-I-1The use of parallelism in sol
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PP-I-3Mechanism Investigation of th
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PP-I-5Mathematical Modeling of Reac
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PP-I-6activation barriers for the r
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PP-I-8Allylbenzene Double-Bond Migr
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PP-I-10Ethylene to Benzene Catalyti
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PP-I-12Thermodynamic Studying of Ca
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PP-I-14Fractal Approach to Acid-Bas
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PP-II-2Chemistry Carbcations: β-Me
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PP-II-3Isobutylalumoxanes as Effect
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PP-II-5Mechanistic Scenarios for Ho
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PP-II-71 H NMR Study of Activation
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PP-II-9UV-Visible Spectroscopic Stu
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PP-II-11Selectivity of the Nickel (
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PP-II-13The Role of Complex Aluminu
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PP-II-15NMR Spectroscopic Trapping
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PP-II-17Nickel-Mediated Cross-Coupl
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PP-II-19Modeling of Tetraisobutylal
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PP-III-1Low-Level Hydrocracking of
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PP-III-3The Mechanism and the Optim
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PP-III-5The Catalytic Oxidation of
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PP-III-7Acid-Base Properties of Zn,
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PP-III-9Research of Activity of the
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PP-III-11Heterogenization of Wacker
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PP-III-13Isoquinoline Derivatives v
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PP-III-15Supported Heteropoly Acids
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PP-III-17Sulfur-Promotion in Conjug
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PP-III-19Hydrotalcite-Like Catalyti
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PP-III-21Mechanism of Hydrogen Oxid
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PP-III-22Mathematical Modelling of
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PP-III-24The Study of Adsorption of
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PP-III-26Study of the Liquid-Phase
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PP-III-28Influence of Support Treat
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PP-III-30Interaction of Single Meta
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PP-III-32Promoting Mechanism by Fe
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PP-III-34Studies of the Thermal Dec
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PP-III-36Hydrogen Assisted Growth o
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PP-III-38Graphene as a Matrix for C
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PP-III-40Regularities of Formation
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PP-III-42Catalytic Behavior of Deco
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PP-III-43XPS and STM Studies of Oxi
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PP-III-45Au-Ni Synergism in the Alu
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PP-III-47Doped Apatite-Type Lanthan
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PP-III-49An Efficient Nenitzescu In
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PP-III-51The Concept of Interlayer
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PP-III-52Synthesis of Catalysts for
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PP-III-54Aromatization of Methane o
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PP-III-56Transformation n-Hexane on
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PP-III-58Kinetic Features of the Hy
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PP-III-60Mechanism of NO-SCR with M
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PP-III-62Ethanol and CO Oxidation o
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PP-III-64Ceria-Induced, Sb-Promoted
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PP-III-66Platinum-Nickel Catalyst f
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PP-III-68Non-Steady-State Kinetics
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PP-III-70Decomposition and Steam Re
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PP-III-71New Approaches for Study o
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PP-III-73Effect of B-Cation Substit
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PP-III-75Influence of the ZrO 2 Pha
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PP-III-76Mechanism of Catalytic Eli
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PP-III-77Both reactions occur via a
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PP-III-79The Nature of Synergistic
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PP-III-81Influence of the Way of Ac
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PP-III-83Mechanism of Butadiene Het
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PP-III-85MgAlY Layered Double Hydro
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PP-III-87Study of the Mechanism of
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PP-III-89Oxygen Isotope Exchange of
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PP-III-90In case of Na 3 ZrM(PO 4 )
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PP-III-92Effects of Nanostructuring
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PP-III-93Direct Synthesis of Hydrog
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PP-III-95Soot Combustion in DPFs Ca
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PP-III-97Synthesis of Olefins from
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PP-III-99Turpentine Isomerization o
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PP-III-100Table 1. The specific sur
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PP-III-102СО 2 Tolerancy of Highl
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PP-III-104Cr, V and Pt in O 2 -Free
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PP-III-106Unusual DRIFT Spectrum of
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PP-III-108Acidic Properties and Loc
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PP-III-110The Composition, Structur
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PP-III-112Chemisorption and Oxidati
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PP-III-114Peculiarities of Ethane A
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PP-III-116Theoretical Calculation o
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PP-III-117quantity of mesopores and
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PP-III-119Atomic Layer Deposition f
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PP-III-121Catalysis on Zeolites: So
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PP-III-123One-Pot Hydrodebenzylatio
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PP-IV-2Transition Metal Peroxo Comp
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PP-IV-4The Selectivity of Methyl Pa
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PP-IV-6Application of the Concept o
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PP-IV-8Conversion of n-Paraffins Us
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PP-IV-10Novel Nanostructured Fe-, C
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PP-IV-12Catalytic Hydrolysis of Amm
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PP-IV-14Radiative Decay of Freshly
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PP-IV-16Hydroisomerization of Catal
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PP-IV-17Control of Metal Dispersion
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PP-IV-19Methane Auto-Thermal Reform
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PP-IV-21Mechanistic Study of Reacti
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PP-IV-23On the Role of Mass-Transfe
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PP-V-1Electrocatalytic Oxidation of
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PP-V-3Dioxo-Mo(VI) - Complexes Anch
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PP-V-5Photocatalytic Synthesis of B
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PP-V-7New Photocatalysts Based on C
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PP-V-9Electrocatalytic Detection of
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PP-V-11Photocatalytic Degradation a
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PP-V-13Mathematical Modelling of Ph
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PP-V-15Fuel Cells Powered by HPAs:
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BERLIER GloriaUniversità di Torino
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FOKIN Valery V.Scripps Research Ins
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KONUSPAYEV SaparkaliAl-Farabi Kazak
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MIERCZYNSKI PawelLodz University of
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RÖSCH NotkerTechnische Universitae
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TOMELLINI MassimoUniversity of Rome
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ContentPLENARY LECTURES ...........
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OP-II-7 Yang Y.C., Zhou Z.H.Catalyt
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OP-III-29 Tálas E., Margitfalvi J.
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OY-IV-2 Skobelev I.Y., Sorokin A.B.
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PP-II-8 Farzaliev R., Nasirov F., M
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PP-III-18 Çınar T., Altınçekiç
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PP-III-48 Kibalnikova O.V.Nanosize
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PP-III-81 Nizovskii A.I., Kalinkin
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PP-III-112 Vanag S.V., Zagoruiko A.
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PP-IV-19 Palma V., Ricca A., Ciambe
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