E. Tempesti - Concepedia

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E. Tempesti

Politecnico di Milano

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E TEMPESTI, E Tempesti, E. TEMPESTI, E. Tempesti, Enzo Tempesti, P Levrangi

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Politecnico di Milano University of Brescia University of St Andrews Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique University of L'Aquila

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E. Tempesti is an author at Politecnico di Milano specializing in engineering, chemistry, and materials science.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	13	15	956
2	Chemistry	12	13	566
3	Chemical Engineering	11	12	885
4	Biomedical Engineering	1	1	28
5	Materials Engineering	1	1	58

E. Tempesti

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	Year	Citations
TiO2 thin films by a novel sol–gel processing for gas sensor applications C. Garzella, Elisabetta Comini, E. Tempesti, Sensors and Actuators B Chemical Materials ScienceGas Sensor ApplicationsChemical EngineeringEngineeringNovel Sol–gel Processing	2000	362
On the NiMoO4 oxidative dehydrogenation of propane to propene: some physical correlations with the catalytic activity C. Mazzocchia, C Aboumrad, C. Diagne, Catalysis Letters Materials ScienceChemical EngineeringCatalytic ApplicationEngineeringNimoo4 Oxidative Dehydrogenation	1991	212
Comparative study of β-nickel molybdate phase obtained by conventional precipitation and the sol-gel method A. Kaddouri, E. Tempesti, C. Mazzocchia Materials Research Bulletin Materials ScienceMaterials EngineeringChemical Engineeringβ-Nickel Molybdate PhaseEngineering	2003	58
The synthesis of acrolein and acrylic acid by direct propane oxidation with Ni–Mo–Te–P–O catalysts A. Kaddouri, C. Mazzocchia, E. Tempesti Applied Catalysis A General Materials ScienceChemical EngineeringCatalytic ApplicationEngineeringAcrylic Acid	1999	53
Metal dispersion dependent selectivities for syngas conversion to ethanol on V2O3 supported rhodium P. Gronchi, E. Tempesti, C. Mazzocchia Applied Catalysis A General Materials ScienceChemical EngineeringSyngas ConversionEngineeringHeterogeneous Catalysis	1994	41
Propane and isobutane oxidative dehydrogenation with K, Ca and P-doped α-, and β-nickel molybdate catalysts A. Kaddouri, C. Mazzocchia, E. Tempesti Applied Catalysis A General Chemical EngineeringCatalytic ApplicationEngineeringIsobutane Oxidative DehydrogenationP-doped α-	1998	33
Activity and Stability of Two Polymer-Supported Rhodium-Based Catalysts for the Vapour Phase Carbonylation of Methanol Nicola De Blasio, E. Tempesti, A. Kaddouri, Journal of Catalysis Materials ScienceChemical EngineeringEngineeringMethanolPolymer-supported Rhodium-based Catalysts	1998	30
Synthesis of MMoO4/SiO2 catalysts (M=Ni or Co) by a sol–gel route via silicon alkoxides D. Cauzzi, M. Deltratti, Giovanni Predieri, Applied Catalysis A General Materials ScienceChemical EngineeringCatalytic MaterialSol–gel RouteEngineering	1999	28
Electrolytic separators from asbestos cardboard: A flexible technique to obtain reinforced diaphragms or ion-selective membranes G. Modica, L. GIUFFRÉ, Enzo Montoneri, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy Materials ScienceFlexible TechniqueEngineeringAsbestos CardboardBiomedical Engineering	1983	28
Hydrogenation of CO over Rh/SiO2-CeO2 catalysts: kinetic evidences C. Mazzocchia, P. Gronchi, A. Kaddouri, Journal of Molecular Catalysis A Chemical Chemical EngineeringEngineeringRh/sio2-ceo2 CatalystsCatalysisHydrogen	2001	27

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