Catalysis is the most important industrial process of all, but it receives little attention. This symposium explores the fact that catalysis is the most important industrial process, yet it receives little attention.
The Catalysis Symposium provides a platform and space for users, manufacturers, and researchers to exchange ideas on the topic of “catalytically active centers.” Users and practitioners gain a deep understanding of
catalysts, reactors and entire plants, because only with this knowledge can the best possible technical results be achieved in practice. We reveal the “secrets” of this complex technology and discuss the latest topics in the industry:
• Decarbonization technologies – such as fluidized bed reforming
• Hydrogen is the future – such as ortho-para-H2 conversion during liquefaction
• Environmental catalysis – please, no precious metals
• New nuclear applications – absorption of iodine fission products
• A practical report – “100 Words on Catalysis”
• Catalysis research – Quo Vadis?
The Munich Catalysis Symposium is aimed at researchers and developers of catalysts and adsorbents and absorbents, as well as plant operators in industrial practice and plant manufacturers of reactors, pressure vessels and high-temperature materials.
