E. Z. Golosman
Novomoskovsk Institute of Nitrogen Industry, Novomoskovsk, Russia
Received September 18, 2000
Abstract—The formation of copper-, manganese-, nickel–copper, and other cement-containing catalysts for
organic, inorganic, and environmental catalysis are studied by physicochemical and physicomechanical meth-
ods. The catalysts are prepared by chemical mixing, impregnation, and mechanochemical activation with high-
pressure water jets (30–300 MPa). Strong metal–support interaction during the preparation of the catalysts and
the introduction of manganese compounds stabilize copper ions in oxides, hampers the reduction of oxides, and
improves the thermal stability of samples and the stability to mechanical disintegration during performance.
Deeper interaction between copper and zinc salts enhances the efficiency of copper catalysts. The technologies
of the industrial syntheses of catalysts for various industries is developed and used.
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