Phosphates for Heterogeneous Catalysis

Abderrahim Solhy received his PhD in materials chemistry and heterogeneous catalysis in 2004 from the University of Hassan II Mohammedia and in collaboration with Universidad of Zaragoza, Spain. In June 2019 he defended his HDR-thesis at Université de Monpellier in France. In 2009 he joined MAScIR Foundation at Rabat i Morocco as project-leader (principal investigator). Between 2014 and 2017, he was Professor at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University. Since 2018, he has been a visiting researcher at INRA (France). He is Laureate of the third edition of the Grand Prize for Invention and Research in Science and Technology in 2010. His current research interests include synthesis of materials and nanomaterials for catalysis/Photocatalysis, and biomass upgrading, fields in which with co-workers he has published over 80 papers and 4 patents. Bilal Essaid, is research director at Chemical process engineering centre of Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint Etienne. He has published 220 scientific articles in international journals; 230 communications in congresses and 66 reports of industrial projects. He is a member of editorial board of 4 peer-reviewed internationals journals and reviews papers for more than 40 international journals.

INTRODUCTION
HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS BY USING NATURAL PHOSPHATE
METAL PHOSPHATES AND THEIR CATALYTIC APPLICATIONS
CHARACTERIZATION & APPLICATIONS OF PYROPHOSPHATES AS CATALYSTS
SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF APATITE´S AND APATITE-BASED CATALYSTS
APATITES AS CATALYSTS APPLIED IN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS
APATITES-BASED PHOTOCATALYSTS FOR DEGRADATION OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS
PHOSPHATES FOR AIR, WATER AND SOIL POLLUTION REMEDIATION
VOC?S OXIDATION BY CATALYSTS BASED ON APATITES
REDOX (REDUCTION?OXIDATION) REACTIONS BY APATITES
PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL BY CATALYSE OF TRANSESTERIFICATION REACTION USING APATITES
BIOMASS CATALYTICALLY UPGRADING USING APATITES
STEAM REFORMING BY USING APATITES AS CATALYSTS
HYDROGENATION & DEHYDROGENATION REACTIONS USING APATITE-BASED CATALYSTS
APATITE-BASED MAGNETIC CATALYSTS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS