Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia

ORAL PRESENTATIONS......................................................................................................................23Section 1. CATALYSIS FOR BIOFUEL PRODUCTION ......................................................................23OP-1-1 Cannilla C., Bonura G., Spadaro L., Blasi O. Di., Arena F., Frusteri F.NOVEL MnCeO x CATALYSTS FOR BIODIESEL PRODUCTION BYTRANSESTERIFICATION OF VEGETABLE OILS WITH METHANOL.................................24OP-1-2Meneghetti M.R., Serra T.M., Mendonça D.R., da Silva J.V., Meneghetti S.P.METHANOLYSIS OF VEGETABLE OILS IN THE PRESENCE OF ALKYL TIN(IV)CATALYST: INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE AND REACTION CONDITIONSON THE CATALYST ACTIVITY..............................................................................................25OP-1-3 Dias A.P.S., Bernardo J., Felizardo P., Correia J.N., Turchanina O.MAGNESIA SUPPORTED STRONTIUM CATALYSTS FOR SOYBEAN OILMETHANOLYSIS: STUDY OF THE OIL ACIDITY EFFECT ..................................................26OP-1-4OP-1-5OP-1-6OP-1-7OP-1-8OP-1-9Suarez P.A.Z., Mello V.M., Tavares A.P., Guinhos F., Rubim J.C.SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND USE OF Nb 2 O 5 BASED CATALYSTS INPRODUCING BIODIESEL BY ESTERIFICATION OF FATTY ACIDS...................................27Mäki-Arvela P., Rozmysłowicz B., Lestari S., Simakova O., Salmi T., Murzin D.Y.DEOXYGENATION OF TALL OIL FATTY ACIDS TO BIOFUEL ...........................................28Strizhakova Y.A., Lapidus A.L.THE PRODUCTION OF MOTOR FUEL AND CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS FROM THEPRODUCTS OF THERMAL PROCESSING OF COMBUSTIBLE SCHISTS.........................29Rozmysłowicz B., Tokarev A., Mäki-Arvela P., Murzin D.Y.DEOXYGENATION OF FATTY ACIDS AND THEIR ESTERS OVER PALLADIUM ONCARBON CATALYST: INVESTIGATION OF REACTION MECHANISM ..............................30Yakovlev V.A., Khromova S.A., Bykova M.V., Yermakov D.Y., Heeres H.J.,Venderbosch R.H., Parmon V.N.HYDROTREATMENT CATALYSTS DESIGN FOR BIO-FUELS PRODUCTION ..................31Ardiyanti A.R., Khromova S., Yakovlev V., Venderbosch R.H., Heeres H.J.CATALYTIC HYDROTREATING OF FAST PYROLYSIS OIL WITH NiCu/δ-Al 2 O 3CATALYSTS ...........................................................................................................................33OP-1-10 Santos L.T., Estevão A.P.S.S., Mello L.F., Santos F.M., Lam Y.L., Pereira M.M.REACTION BETWEEN CO 2 AND COKE: A COMPARISON OF THE COKE FROMCATALYTIC CRACKING OF BIO-OIL AND GASOIL.............................................................34OP-1-11 Tsodikov M.V., Chistyakov A.V., Gekhman A.E., Moiseev I.I.BIOMASS’ PRODUCTS TREATMENT INTO HYDROCARBONS AND HYDROGEN-CONTAINING GAS OVER NANOSIZED CATALYSTS AND MEMBRANE-CATALYTICSYSTEMS ...............................................................................................................................35OP-1-12 Van de Vyver S., Geboers J.A., Dusselier M., Schepers H., Vosch T., Zhang L.,Tendeloo G., Jacobs P., Sels B.TUNING SELECTIVITY IN CATALYTIC CELLULOSE CONVERSION BY CONTROLLINGTHE Ni PARTICLE SHAPE AT THE TIP OF CARBON NANOFIBERS .................................36OP-1-13 Reznichenko I.D., Tselyutina M.I., Posokhova O.M., Kiseleva T.P.PRODUCTION OF ACTIVE ALUMINA – SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION CATALYSTCARRIER ................................................................................................................................37OP-1-14 Tretiyakov V.F., Isa Y.M., Frantsuzova N.A., Torkhovskii V.N., Tretiyakov K.V.BIO-ETHANOL - PETROCHEMICAL RAW MATERIAL.........................................................38OP-1-15 Kirillov V.A., Yakovlev V.A., Van de Beld B.USING BIOMASS-BASED FUELS FOR DECENTRALISED POWER PRODUCTION .........40174