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    HANDBOOK OF HETEROGENEO

    Edited by G. Ertl, H.

    Part A, Chapter

    SONOCATALY

    Professor Kenneth S.

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    8.6 Sonocatalysis

    K. S. S U S L I C K

    8.6.1 Introduction and theSonochemistry

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    is significantly larger than th(~ at 20 kHz), spherical

    no longer occurs, but instead asymmetric collapse which genedirected at the surface, as seen dmicrocinematographic sequences The tip jet velocities have beeborn to be greater than

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    cause smoothing of individual pation of particles into extended

    composition depth profiles of sonthat ultrasonic irradiation effectioxide coatings. The removal of sings dramatically improves reac

    variety of reactions. With largerrials interparticle collisions cau

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    [17], probably through the removings which are often dominated The ultrasonic activation of cmetal powders has also received[18-20].

    A Hydrogenation and Hydrosilati

    The most heavily studied soh d l k l

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    There have been several studultrasound on hydrosilation reaBoudjouk who extended with nickel to the hydrosilatiWhereas are many catalyssimple alkenes, relatively few wor

    substrates, such as acrylonitsound to prepare hydrosilation ca

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    of Fig. 4alloys lack long-range crystalliunique electronic, magnetic, andThe production of amorphous A4.4) is difficult e

    K of molten metals icrystallization. As discussed e

    can induce extraordinary

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    increases specific areas and cabe obtained, selectivity toward thdecreased.

    An entirely separate use of ultpreparation involves the use of ultrfollowed by secondary gas-phase

    photocatalysts

    wpreparation of Products

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    with ultrasound, perhaps througor increased access ofalumina surface.

    +

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    for fuel cells The geninvolves the reduction of

    a carbon carrier, often colloidalultrasonic irradiation.The use of ultrasound to impr

    metal-containing gels has been re

    issued for a sonochemical procecontaining

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    industrial problem with any cawith supported metal catalysts. T

    cess will vary depending on the caof its use, and includes the deposcontaminants, coking, the oxidatineutralization of surface acid si

    extensive patent literature over tb h f l d

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    stirring yieldsultrasound they are 2.5, with clecular weights of Inpreferential cleavage of losound

    A European patent has recenapplication of ultrasound to ppreparation By spraying

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    9. C. M. I. L

    10. K. Suslick, S. SciK. J. Doktyn in

    (Ed.: T. 1. JAI Press:pp.

    199.

    12. K. Suslick, M. L. H. Green, M.

    13. J. T. P.45.

    14. A. N. Z. h

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    4 1 .4 1 . T. 4 8 .4 8 . T. T. J.

    49. T. T. 1T. J. T.

    51. J. 52. W. D. 53 V I L

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    High-velocity interparticle collisions cauation of slurries are responsible for thepassivating oxide coating. Reproduced w

    Figure 4. Scanning electron micrograpstructured iron powder produced from of Fe(CO)5. Reproduced with permissio