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Pascal Granger

Prof. Pascal Granger

University of Lille

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Prof. Pascal GRANGER is working at The Unité de Catalyse et Chimie du Solide University of Lille. He is member of the French Chemical Society. His research work is focused on reaction mechanisms and kinetics of catalytic reactions in post-combustion catalysis, catalytic DeNOx and DeN2O abatement processes. He developed the use of perovskite type structures for substituting critical materials such as PGM. He is co-editor of two Wiley Books dedicated to perovskite materials (2015) one book series entitled ‘Past and Present in DeNOx catalysis’ (2007). He is author and co-author of more than 145 regular articles in peer-reviewed international journals, 6 book chapters, one monography and obtained a Lecture Prize during the International ICEC meeting in Lyon awarded by the Catalysis Division of the French Chemical Society (2012).

Research Keywords & Expertise

Heterogeneous Catalysi...
perovskites
Postcombustion catalys...
NO abatement
metallic catalyst

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perovskites
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metallic catalyst
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NO abatement
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Heterogeneous Catalysis
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Postcombustion catalysis

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Prof. Pascal GRANGER is working at The Unité de Catalyse et Chimie du Solide University of Lille. He is member of the French Chemical Society. His research work is focused on reaction mechanisms and kinetics of catalytic reactions in post-combustion catalysis, catalytic DeNOx and DeN2O abatement processes. He developed the use of perovskite type structures for substituting critical materials such as PGM. He is co-editor of two Wiley Books dedicated to perovskite materials (2015) one book series entitled ‘Past and Present in DeNOx catalysis’ (2007). He is author and co-author of more than 145 regular articles in peer-reviewed international journals, 6 book chapters, one monography and obtained a Lecture Prize during the International ICEC meeting in Lyon awarded by the Catalysis Division of the French Chemical Society (2012).