Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia

PP-50Rustamov M.I., Abad-zade Kh.I., Mukhtarova G.S., Gadirov Kh.G., Efenfdiyeva N.Kh.,Farzullayev T.S., Ibragimov R.H.DEVELOPMENT OF AN EFFICIENT METHOD OF POLYMER WASTE RECYCLING..... 140PP-51 San Jose M., Alvarez S., López L.B., García I.CATALYTIC COMBUSTION OF WOOD CHIPS IN CONICAL SPOUTED BED ................ 141PP-52 Pereira M.M., Santos M.R.L., Santos L.T., Ocampo F., Louis B.ZEOLITE COATINGS ON SUGAR CANE BAGASSE: A WAY TO ACHIEVEENHANCED SELECTIVITY IN ACID CATALYSIS?............................................................ 142PP-53PP-54PP-55PP-56PP-57PP-58PP-59PP-60Schlittler L.A.F.S., Gomes E.B., Antunes A.M.S., Junior N.P.USE OF PATENT APPLICATIONS AS TECHNOLOGICAL INDICATORS ON THEETHANOL PRODUCTION FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS IN BRAZIL................. 143Shikina N.V., Ismagilov Z.R., Andrievskaya I.P., Rudina N.A., Mansurov Z.A.,Biisenbaev M.A., Zhandosov Zh.M.PREPARATION OF ADVANCED ADSORBENTS AND CATALYSTSUPPORTS BY PROCESSING OF RICE HUSK................................................................ 144Maximov A.L., Shlyakhtitsev D.S., Nekhaev A.I.PRODUCTION OF KETAL OF GLYCERIN – POTENTIAL MOTOR FUELWITH HIGH ANTIKNOCK PROPERTIES............................................................................ 145Deliy I., Ravasio N., Psaro R., Simakova I.L.HYDROGENATION OF CIS- METHYL OLEATE OVER PLATINUMGROUP METALS: CIS-TRANS ISOMERIZATION IMPACT............................................... 146Skorb E.V., Andreeva D.V.CAVITATION ASSISTED DESIGH OF CATALYSTS.......................................................... 148Skorpluk A., Lavrenov A., Chumachenko Y., Drozdov V., Trenichin M.,Gulyaeva T., Arbuzov A., Kudrya E., Leontieva N.HYDROCONVERSION OF VEGETABLE OILS INTO HYDROCARBON-BASEDBIODIESEL OVER NONSULFIDED CATALYSTS: APPLICATIONOF SUPPORTED MOLYBDENUM CARBIDE..................................................................... 149Bungay V., Song B., Kim S., Sohn J., Kim Y., Kim G., Park S.R.KINETICS OF CATALYTIC GASIFICATION OF LIGNITE WITH CARBONDIOXIDE BY THERMOGRAVIMETRY ................................................................................ 150Souza M.O., Pereira M.M., Santos M.R.L., Santos L.T., Cunha J.A., Valente L.M.EFFECT OF RESIDENCE TIME OF THE ACIDIC AND BASIC HYDROLYSISOF THE SUGARCANE BAGASSE ON THE FEEDSTOCKAND PYROLYSIS DERIVATIVE BIO-OIL PROFILES ........................................................ 151PP-61 Toledano A., Garcia A., Labidi J.ORGANOSOLV LIGNIN AS CHEMICALS PRECURSOR .................................................. 152PP-62Uvarov V.I., Borovinskaya I.P., Malevannaya I.G.CERAMIC MEMBRANES IN THE PROCESSES OF VAPOR CONVERSIONOF ETHANOL AND ACETIC ACID AS THE MAIN PRODUCTSOF BIOMASS FERMENTATION ......................................................................................... 153PP-63 Valente A.A., Lima S., Antunes M.M., Neves P., Pillinger M., Ignatyev N.CONVERSION OF SACCHARIDES INTO FURANIC ALDEHYDESUSING 1-ETHYL-3-METHYLIMIDAZOLIUM HYDROGEN SULFATE................................ 155PP-64PP-65PP-66Vialich E.A., Ilarionov S.A., Degtev M.I., Maksimov A.S.EXTRACTION OF HUMIC ACIDS FROM ACTIVATED SLUDGE ...................................... 156Menshikov S.Y., Vurasko A.V., Driker B.N., Mikushina Y.V., Eryomin D.V.THE EFFECT OF IMPURITIES ON THE CATALYTIC ACTIVITYOF АNTRAQUINONE IN THE PROCESS OF DELIGNIFICATION .................................... 157Zernina I.A., Kazakov D.A., Volhin V.V.THE INVESTIGATION OF ASPECTS OF TRANSESTERIFICATIONHYDRODYNAMIC DURING BIODIESEL PRODUCTION................................................... 158180