Fe3O4-boosted MWCNT as an efficient sustainable catalyst for PET glycolysis

A. M. Al-Sabagh; F. Z. Yehia; David R. K. Harding; Gh. Eshaq; A. E. ElMetwally

doi:10.1039/c6gc00534a

journal article Jan 01, 2016

Fe3O4-boosted MWCNT as an efficient sustainable catalyst for PET glycolysis

A. M. Al-Sabagh F. Z. Yehia David R. K. Harding Gh. Eshaq A. E. ElMetwally

Green Chem. Vol. 18 No. 14 pp. 3997-4003 · Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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Abstract

The utilization of Fe3O4-boosted MWCNT in PET glycolysis is considered a successful attempt to achieve an efficient procedure.

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Published: Jan 01, 2016
Vol/Issue: 18(14)
Pages: 3997-4003

Authors

A

A. M. Al-Sabagh

Egyptian Petroleum Research Institute; Cairo 11727; Egypt

F

F. Z. Yehia

Egyptian Petroleum Research Institute; Cairo 11727; Egypt

D

David R. K. Harding

Department of Chemistry; Institute of Fundamental Sciences; Massey University; Palmerston North; New Zealand

G

Gh. Eshaq

Egyptian Petroleum Research Institute; Cairo 11727; Egypt

A

A. E. ElMetwally

Egyptian Petroleum Research Institute; Cairo 11727; Egypt

Cite This Article

A. M. Al-Sabagh, F. Z. Yehia, David R. K. Harding, et al. (2016). Fe3O4-boosted MWCNT as an efficient sustainable catalyst for PET glycolysis. Green Chem., 18(14), 3997-4003. https://doi.org/10.1039/c6gc00534a

Fe3O4-boosted MWCNT as an efficient sustainable catalyst for PET glycolysis

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