Capítulo 4: Conclusiones y recomendaciones
4.2 Recomendaciones
4.2.2. Trabajos futuros
• En trabajos futuros se sugiere realizar estudios con pasos intermedios en la producción del catalizador, los cuales permitan determinar el comportamiento de los fenómenos involucrados y mejorar la eficiencia del proceso.
• Se recomienda realizar experimentos con nanopartículas de diferentes tamaños y/o un proceso de impregnación diferente para disminuir la relación Ni/Mo.
• Realizar un estudio que involucre caracterizar las diferentes propiedades del catalizador después del proceso de activación.
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