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Modifications of unpromoted and cobalt-promoted MoS2 during thermal treatment by dimethylsulfide

Previous results have shown that the active surface in stabilized active sulfide catalysts is carbided. This fact led us to reconsider the influence of organosulfide agents in the activation of hydrotreatment catalysts. Structural and morphological consequences of dimethylsulfide treatment of (Co)/M...

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Published in:Catalysis letters 2002-03, Vol.78 (1-4), p.81-90
Main Authors: BERHAULT, Gilles, COTA ARAIZA, Leonel, DUARTE MOLLER, Alberto, MEHTA, Apurva, CHIANELLI, Russell R
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