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    The particular characteristics of the active sites of MoS2, WS2 catalysts in thiophene hydrodesulfurization

    It was reported in earlier studies that a linear correlation existed between the total sulfur exchange capacity and thiophene hydrodesulfurization activity of different, alumina- or silica-supported molybdenum...

    Z. Varga, T. Szarvas, P. Tétényi, J. Hancsók in Reaction Kinetics, Mechanisms and Catalysis (2018)

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    The Conversion of Butadiene on Thiophene Hydrodesulfurization Catalysts

    The production of thiophene via heterocyclization of butadiene with sulfur (hcycl.) has been studied in the interaction of butadiene with sulfided, alumina supported nickel (Ni6), molybdena–alumina (Mo6) and n...

    T. Ollár, T. Szarvas, P. Tétényi in Topics in Catalysis (2012)

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    On the surface coverage of alumina by molybdenum-oxide in nickel - and cobalt-promoted MoOx/Al2O3 catalysts

    The chemisorption of CO2 has been studied on alumina-supported Co-and Ni-promoted molybdenum-oxide (CoMo, NiMo) and, besides those, on monometallic Co and Ni. Chemisorbed amounts on the monometallic samples were ...

    K. Matusek, Z. Schay, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (2008)

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    Chemodifferentiation of Papavereae from Coasts of the Black-Sea to the Atlantic

    The tribe Papavereae contains two polycarpic species endemic to the western coasts of Europe and Atlantic: Papaver rupifragum and Meconopsis cambrica. Chemical characteristics (oxoprotopines) of P. rupifragum aff...

    P. Tétényi in Natural Products in the New Millennium: Prospects and Industrial Application (2002)

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    Adsorption of methane and ethane, 2. Studies of metal blacks in a dynamic system

    The irreversible adsorption of methane and ethane increases with increasing temperature on Pt, Pd and Rh blacks. Data indicate a one-carbon attachment of ethane on Pt and Pd. A two-carbon attachment of ethane ...

    K. Matusek, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1997)

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    Conversion of ethene and propene adsorbed on Pt foil

    The conversion of ethene and propene has been studied in the process of adsorption on Pt foil and in adsorbed state. Mainly C−C bond cleavage and limited C−C bond formation was observed in 323–523 K temperatur...

    Z. Hlavathy, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1997)

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    Effect of H2S-uptake on the conversion of cyclohexene on Ru- and Pd-promoted molybdena-alumina catalysts

    The effect of H2S on the activity and selectivity of catalysts (Ru/Al2O3, Pd/Al2O3 and Ru and Pd promoted molydena-alumina) was different (on differnt catalysts and different conversions of cyclohexene). Ru-conta...

    M. Dobrovolszky, K. Matusek, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1996)

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    Adsorption data extracted from kinetic equations of some hydrocarbon conversions on nickel

    Adsorption equilibrium constants and adsorption enthalpies have been calculated from kinetic data of cyclohexane dehydrogenation and ethane hydrogenolysis on metallic nickel. From these data the bond strength ...

    P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1994)

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    Sulfur uptake by molybdena based catalysts: Effect of different substances

    The uptake of H2S has been determined for Al2O3 supported Mo, RuMo and PdMo catalysts, exposed previously to cyclohexanol, cyclohexene or thiophene. The amounts of H2S-uptake were compared with those taken up by ...

    M. Dobrovolszky, Z. Paál, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1993)

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    Catalytic conversion of C6-hydrocarbons on MVIII-containing molybdena-alumina

    Sulfieded MVIII-promoted Mo/Al2O3 catalysts are widely used in hydrotreatment reactions [1–3]. A synergic effect found between catalytic activity of MVIII-metal and Mo was explained by some authors [4–6] by charg...

    M. Dobrovolszky, Z. Paál, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1993)

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    On the problem of different active sites in monomolecular heterogeneous catalytic reactions

    It is shown by means of kinetic-adsorption data that the dehydrogenation and dehydration of propanol-2 on chromia occur on different active sites, while sites are presumably similar for propanol-2 and cyclohex...

    P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1992)

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    Note on the kinetics of dehydrogenation of cyclohexane

    Kinetic data available for Pt and Ni suggest doubts about the acceptance of the method applied by V.I. Anikeev et al. [1] as basis for “Kinetic Laws” for cyclohexane dehydrogenation on Pd/C catalysts.

    P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1991)

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    Analysis of Specific, Unsaturated Plant Fatty Acids

    For the selective epoxidation of specific fatty acids we expected to find such seed oils, containing cis-5-icosenoic (Eicosenoic) acid as the main component. On the base our examination we had chosen a plant w...

    Emma Dabi-Lengyel, I. Zámbó, P. Tétényi, Eva Héthelyi in Biological Role of Plant Lipids (1989)

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    GC/MS Investigation on Different Fatty Acids from Seeds of Some Medicinal Plants

    Seed oils of various species belonging mainly to the ASTERACEAE, BORAGINACEAE, CUCURBITACEAE, ONAGRACEAE and PAPAVERACEAE families were investigated. The characteristic composition of fatty acids in plant seed...

    Eva Héthelyi, P. Tétényi, I. Zámbó, P. Kaposi, B. Dános in Biological Role of Plant Lipids (1989)

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    Hydrogenolysis of 3-methylpentane over group VIII metals

    Determination of the ζ “fragmentation factor” in a wide conversion range over Group VIII metals and Re indicated that the “single” character of the hydrogenolysis of 3-methylpentane is an inherent property of ...

    Z. Paál, P. Tétényi, M. Dobrovolszky in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1988)

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    Effect of Cyclodextrin on Growth Processes and Productivity of Plants

    Seeds of various cultivated plants have been treated by cyclo-dextrins before germination. The effect of treatment have been studied during whole life cycles of plants in growth chambers as well as in open air...

    P. Tétényi in Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Cyclodextrins (1982)

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    Thermofractography of Cyclodextrin-Complexes by Classical and Overpressured TLC Techniques

    Cyclodextrin complexes and simple mechanical mixtures can be rapidly differentiated from each other /e.g. in case of essential oils and pharmacons/ by thenaofractography and by classical or overpressured thin-...

    L. Kernóczi, P. Tétényi, E. Mincsovics in Proceedings of the First International Sym… (1982)

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    On the homologation of pentanes on Ru, Re, Os and Ir/SiO2 catalysts

    Homologation of n-pentane and cyclopentane results in formation of benzene on Ru, Os, Re and Ir/SiO2 catalysts. Formation of benzene can be explained by the insertion of carbene into terminal vinilic carbon follo...

    A. Sárkány, S. Pálfi, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1980)

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    On the structure sensitivity of ethane hydrogenolysis on Ni catalysts

    The effect of dispersity of Ni catalysts has been investigated in the hydrogenolysis of ethane. The kinetic order in hydrogen and the apparent activation energy are dependent on the dispersity. The experimenta...

    A. Sárkány, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1979)

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    On the pattern of hydrogenolysis of hexane isomers over four Group VIIIB metals

    The hydrogenolysis patterns of five hexane isomers have been compared over Rh, Pd, Ir and Pt. The selectivity of rupture of various C−C bond types is different for various metals. The “fingerprint-like” patter...

    Z. Paál, P. Tétényi in Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters (1979)

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