Iranian Journal of Catalysis (IJC) publishes experimental and theoretical research results of outstanding significance in the field of catalysts and their application in organic, inorganic, bioorganic, analytical, polymer, and other branches of chemistry. The scope of IJC includes homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis, catalytic reactions, computational catalysis, synthesis and catalytic function of novel inorganic solids and complexes, enzymatic catalysis, and spectroscopic methods for structural characterization.
Journal DOI: 10.57647/IJC
IJC is an open access, peer-reviewed journal (double-blinded), meaning that all interested readers can freely access the journal online at http://ijc.shahreza.iau.ir without needing a subscription. Manuscripts accepted for publication will not be subject to any page charges, color charges, or article processing charges and immediately appear online, followed by a printed hard copy.
In Addition, the “Iranian Journal of Catalysis” has been indexed on the “Web of Science“.
The “Iranian Journal of Catalysis” Now have included in Journal Impact Factor List of “Clarivate”, 2022. (JCR)
The “Iranian Journal of Catalysis” has become a member of COPE, the Committee on Publication Ethics, since January 2013.
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In this study, we synthesized ethyl levulinate (EL) by alcoholysis of furfuryl alcohol (FAL) with ethanol using two catalysts, SBA-15-SO3H (SHS-15) and SBA-16-SO3H (SHS-16). The catalysts were prepared through the hydrothermal method, and their physical and chemical properties were assessed using various techniques such as small and wide-angle XRD, N2-sorption, SEM, TEM, FTIR, and Py-FTIR. […]
Both metal oxides, ceria (CeO2) and stania (SnO2) are prepared by precipitation technique using ammonia solution (1:1) and characterized by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), x-ray powder diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscope (TEM), nitrogen adsorption-desorption (for the specific surface area determination, SBET) and used in the photodegradation of Tenoxicam (TEN) antibiotics by using ultraviolet irradiation in presence […]
