Bibliography
Books
- Chemical Engineering Design and Analysis:An Introduction (1998) ISBN 9781107494084
- Introduction To Carbon Capture And Sequestration (2014) ISBN 9781783263288
Selected articles
- Larsen,S. C.,Aylor,A.,Bell,A. T.,&Reimer,J. A. (1994). Electron paramagnetic resonance studies of copper ion-exchanged ZSM-5. The Journal of Physical Chemistry,98(44),11533–11540.
- Lobree,L. J.,Hwang,I. C.,Reimer,J. A.,&Bell,A. T. (1999). Investigations of the State of Fe in H–ZSM-5. Journal of Catalysis,186(2),242–253.
- Kong,X.,Deng,H.,Yan,F.,Kim,J.,Swisher,J. A.,Smit,B.,... &Reimer,J. A. (2013). Mapping of functional groups in metal-organic frameworks. Science,341(6148),882–885.
- McDonald,T. M.,Mason,J. A.,Kong,X.,Bloch,E. D.,Gygi,D.,Dani,A.,... &Long,J. R. (2015). Cooperative insertion of CO 2 in diamine-appended metal-organic frameworks. Nature,519(7543),303–308.
- Bui,M.,Adjiman,C. S.,Bardow,A.,Anthony,E. J.,Boston,A.,Brown,S.,... &Mac Dowell,N. (2018). Carbon capture and storage (CCS):the way forward. Energy &Environmental Science,11(5),1062–1176.
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- ↑ "Reimer, McLafferty, Hodges and Mendelsohn Receive Top Awards at EAS".
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- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZv1HiNckwc&t=2509s
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