Pavel Kots

Assistant Professor

New York University

United States

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Pavel Kots is an Assistant Professor at New York University, specializing in the field of plastics recycling and catalytic processes. His recent research focuses on optimizing olefin production, the conversion of diverse plastic waste, and the catalytic deconstruction of various polymer mixtures. With extensive expertise in microwave slurry catalytic pyrolysis and hydrogenolysis mechanisms, he is dedicated to advancing sustainable approaches in managing plastic waste.

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Esun Selvam

University of Delaware

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Optimizing Olefin Production in Microwave Slurry Catalytic Pyrolysis of Low-Density Polyethylene

Conversion of Compositionally Diverse Plastic Waste over Earth-Abundant Sulfides

Catalytic Deconstruction of Ethylene Vinyl Acetate Copolymer and Polyethylene Mixtures via Hydroconversion: Challenges and Solutions

Effect of reaction media on hydrogenolysis of polyethylene plastic waste: Polymer-surface interactions in small alkane/polymer blends

Size and Structure Effects of Carbon-Supported Ruthenium Nanoparticles on Waste Polypropylene Hydrogenolysis Activity, Selectivity, and Product Microstructure

Structure–Property Relationships for Nickel Aluminate Catalysts in Polyethylene Hydrogenolysis with Low Methane Selectivity

A two-stage strategy for upcycling chlorine-contaminated plastic waste

Conformations of polyolefins on platinum catalysts control product distribution in plastics recycling

Ni/SiO<sub>2</sub> catalysts for polyolefin deconstruction via the divergent hydrogenolysis mechanism

Plastic waste upgrade to olefins via mild slurry microwave pyrolysis over solid acids

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Esun Selvam

Dionisios Vlachos

Eric Stach

Thomas H. Epps

Raul F. Lobo

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