Philippos J. Pomonis

Philippos J. Pomonis


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39Years (1988-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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17 July 2009 in Langmuir
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ETEleni T. Tsaousi
Eleni T. Tsaousi

30 September 2007 in Catalysis Today
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ATA. Topalidis
A. Topalidis
DPD.E. Petrakis
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LLL. Loukatzikou
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Philippos J. Pomonis

4 May 2009 in Microporous and Mesoporous Materials
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NAN. Alexaki
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TSThomas Stergiopoulos
Thomas Stergiopoulos
AKA.G. Kontos
A.G. Kontos
DTD.S. Tsoukleris
D.S. Tsoukleris
AKA.P. Katsoulidis
A.P. Katsoulidis
PFP. Falaras
P. Falaras

1 November 2001 in Microporous and Mesoporous Materials
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SSStyliani Sklari
Styliani Sklari
HRHanna Rahiala
Hanna Rahiala
Vassilis StathopoulosVassilis Stathopoulos
Vassilis Stathopoulos
JRJarl Rosenholm
Jarl Rosenholm
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Philippos J. Pomonis

7 July 2004 in Langmuir
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Gerasimos S. ArmatasGerasimos S. Armatas
Gerasimos S. Armatas

30 July 2001 in Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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ALA. K. Ladavos
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Gerasimos S. ArmatasGerasimos S. Armatas
Gerasimos S. Armatas
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Philippos J. Pomonis
A kinetic study of methane combustion over La0.7Ce0.3FeO3, La0.7Sr0.3FeO3 and La0.7Sr0.1Ce0.2FeO3 mixed oxide solids has been carried out. From kinetic analyses of reaction rate, the combustion can be expressed by the Rideal–Eley mechanism, in which adsorbed oxygen, in dissociative form, is assumed to react with gaseous methane. True activation energies Etrue, in the range 63–75 kJ mol−1, and heats of adsorption of oxygen λ O2 , in the range 53–211 kJ mol−1, have been determined. The large values of λ O2 , are related to existence of a SrFeO3±x perovskite crystal phase, which is able to uptake large amounts of oxygen.