His work in the fields of Pollutant, such as Organic chemistry, intersects with other areas such as Environmental planning. His research links Pollutant with Organic chemistry. In the field of Heterogeneous catalysis and Water-gas shift reaction he studies Catalysis. His study on Quantum mechanics is interrelated to topics such as Water-gas shift reaction and Kinetics. His study in Quantum mechanics extends to Kinetics with its themes. He merges Chemical engineering with Metallurgy in his study. In his articles, Robert J. Farrauto combines various disciplines, including Metallurgy and Chemical engineering. While working on this project, Robert J. Farrauto studies both Inorganic chemistry and Environmental chemistry. He performs integrative Environmental chemistry and Inorganic chemistry research in his work.
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Fundamentals of Industrial Catalytic Processes
Robert J. Farrauto.
(2001)
Catalytic Air Pollution Control: Commercial Technology
Ronald M. Heck;Robert J. Farrauto.
(1994)
Automobile exhaust catalysts
Ronald M. Heck;Robert J. Farrauto.
Applied Catalysis A-general (2001)
Catalytic chemistry of supported palladium for combustion of methane
R.J. Farrauto;M.C. Hobson;T. Kennelly;E.M. Waterman.
Applied Catalysis A-general (1992)
The application of monoliths for gas phase catalytic reactions
Ronald M. Heck;Suresh Gulati;Robert J. Farrauto.
Chemical Engineering Journal (2001)
Catalytic converters: state of the art and perspectives
Robert J. Farrauto;Ronald M. Heck.
Catalysis Today (1999)
Selective catalytic oxidation of CO in H2: fuel cell applications
Olga Korotkikh;Robert Farrauto.
Catalysis Today (2000)
Selective catalytic reduction of nitric oxide by hydrocarbons
Michael D. Amiridis;Tiejun Zhang;Robert J. Farrauto.
Applied Catalysis B-environmental (1996)
Palladium catalyst performance for methane emissions abatement from lean burn natural gas vehicles
J Lampert;M Kazi;R Farrauto.
Applied Catalysis B-environmental (1997)
New material needs for hydrocarbon fuel processing: Generating hydrogen for the PEM fuel cell
R. Farrauto;S. Hwang;L. Shore;W. Ruettinger.
Annual Review of Materials Research (2003)
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