Vladimir Haensel

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Vladimir Haensel is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Northwestern University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Massachusetts

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Vladimir Haensel

Chemistry

#986

World Rank

#1585

Historical Rank

#408

USA Rank

Chemical Engineering

#200

World Rank

#214

Historical Rank

#65

USA Rank

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Chemistry

Vladimir Haensel's Degrees

PhD Chemical Engineering University of California, Berkeley
Masters Chemical Engineering University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Chemical Engineering University of California, Berkeley

Why Is Vladimir Haensel Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Vladimir Haensel was an American chemical engineer who invented the platforming process - a platinum catalytic process for reforming petroleum hydrocarbons into gasoline. In addition, he was influential in the creation of catalytic converters for automobiles.

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Vladimir Haensel's Published Works

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Platforming of Pure Hydrocarbons (1951) (35)
Catalytic Cracking of Pure Hydrocarbons (1951) (25)
A kinetic and mechanistic study of cyclohexene disproportionation: An example of irreversible hydrogen transfer (1988) (20)
SELECTIVE DEMETHYLATION OF PARAFFIN HYDROCARBONS (1946) (16)
Hydrogen Spillover and Surface Diffusion : spillover from a point source (1983) (14)
Dehydrocyclization in Platforming (1955) (9)
Selective demethylation of paraffing hydrocarbons (1947) (9)
Hydrogenation of Alkyl Phenyl Ketones in the Presence of Copper Alumina Catalysts (1942) (7)
Comparison of Platforming and Thermal Reforming (1951) (5)
INDUSTRIAL CATALYSIS—PRESENT AND FUTURE (1965) (4)
Cracking Cyclohexane. Thermal and Catalytic Decomposition at High Pressures (1943) (4)
The Development of the Platforming Process—Some Personal and Catalytic Recollections (1983) (3)
The role of catalyst characterization in process development (1988) (2)
Transportation costs and the national debt. (1993) (2)
CREATIVITY : IS ANYONE LISTENING ? (1994) (2)
Concerns about Energy (1976) (1)
Pyrolysis of Hydrocarbons (1948) (1)
Advances in Catalytic Reforming (1967) (1)
THE TRIPTANE PROCESS. (1943) (1)
RTM Classic: Lucky Alva (1995) (1)
Studies in irreversible catalysis (1987) (1)
The Chemistry of Aromatics ProductionviaCatalytic Reforming (1970) (1)
Polytreating of Catalytically Cracked Gasolines (1946) (1)
Pyrolytic and Catalytic Decomposition of Hydrocarbons (1949) (1)
New petroleum refining technology (1980) (1)
Catalysis: Significance in industry and relevance in chemical education (Report of the 6th International Conference on Chemical Education) (1982) (1)
Present and future supply of coal chemicals from petroleum sources. [8 references] (1963) (0)
Correction - Pyrolysis of Hydrocarbons (1948) (0)
Lucky Proteus Or How Not to Hire a Genius (1971) (0)
THE PLACE OF CATALYSIS IN THE ENERGY PROBLEM (1978) (0)
A process for preparing a catalyst by impregnating a Traegermaterials such as alumina (1967) (0)
Concerns about "Meantime" (1980) (0)
A "Justified" Murder in Russia (1932) (0)
The Triptane Process (1943) (0)
Hydrogen from natural gas. [contacting a stream of natural gas at 1400/sup 0/F] (1968) (0)
Process for the hydrogenation of aromatic hydrocarbons (1961) (0)
PRESENT AND FUTURE SUPPLY OF COAL CHEMICALS FROM PETROLEUM SOURCES (2006) (0)
In situ observations of catalyst morphology during propane decomposition (1985) (0)
A process for preparing monoalkylated aromatic compounds (1963) (0)
New version of Fischer--Tropsch reaction gives 90 percent yields of iso-paraffins. [Production of alcohols that are then dehydrated to olefins that are then hydrogenated] (1945) (0)
T in the Petroleum Industry (2005) (0)
Energy and Emission Control (1974) (0)
A Kinetic and Mechanistic Study of Cyclohexene Disproportionation: An Example of Irreversible Hydrogen Transfer. (1988) (0)

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