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The ethanol dehydrogenation was examined on Cu catalysts supported on SiO2, Al2O3, ZrO2 and TiO2 supports with similar Cu dispersions, and Cu/SiO2 was more selective to acetaldehyde with 99.0% selectivity at 493 K, due to the inert surface of SiO2, compared to the other three oxide supports with stronger acidity and basicity facilitating the side reactions of acetaldehyde.

A monometallic Fe/Al2O3 catalyst was more selective to methane and lower hydrocarbons than C5+ where selectivities to methane, light hydrocarbons and C5+ were 27.5%, 70.9% and 1.6%, respectively.

No clear trend is observed with respect to BTEX selectivity However, it is evident that the Cr ZSM-5 Cr ZSM-5s are more selecatalystsaremorec productselective–ZSM-5 and reaches a maximum for toe 2% Cr-caromatic

Cyclic 2-cyclohexenone was in fact less reactive but more selective to UOL formation than acyclic mesityl oxide, yielding about 85% UOL (91% selectivity) at 573 K.

Niobia-supported catalysts are much more selective to acrylonitrile than alumina-supported ones.

Moreover, molecular ozone was more selective to certain dye structures during the oxidation process.

His comments came as the prime minister defended the plans to roll out more selective schools to cheers from Conservative backbenchers.

"We've been able to be a little more selective and to hire quicker," he said.

But he can use his more selective fame to directly address younger voters who need to register and vote.

So not only will there be shifting demands and a more selective approach to consumption, there will be growing needs to find sustainable solutions.

There was also agreement for a "more selective approach" to biofuels, cited by some for causing the food price surge.