Catalytic property of an indium-deposited powder-type material containing silicon and its dependence on the dose of indium nano-particles irradiated by a pulse arc plasma process

Catalytic property of an indium-deposited powder-type material containing silicon and its dependence on the dose of indium nano-particles irradiated by a pulse arc plasma process

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Indium nano-particle irradiations onto Bertazzoni P755CMODGNE 75cm Modern Series 5 Burner Gas On Glass Hob BLACK zeolite powders were carried out using a pulse arc plasma source system.X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic and scanning electron microscopic studies of an indium irradiated zeolite sample revealed that indium nano-particles were successfully deposited on the sample.Besides, the sample was found to be capable of catalyzing an organic chemical reaction (i.e., Friedel-Crafts alkylation).

Then, we examined whether or not the catalytic ability depends on the irradiated indium dose, having established the PURE TART CHERRY ORG optimal indium dose for inducing the catalytic effect.