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Catalyst Supports and Small Particle Catalysts
1998Many of the useful properties of catalysts arise from reactions between the solid surfaces of the catalysts and various gaseous reactants. Catalysts of large specific surface areas are often desired and they can be obtained by the use of porous bodies.
Dale A. Brandreth, Jan-Erik Otterstedt
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Catalysts and Catalyst-Layers in HT-PEMFCs
2016High temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (HT-PEMFCs) need to improve their lifetime! Especially, catalysts and catalyst-layers (CL) can degrade fast and severely. It is therefore sensible to explore new opportunities to increase their durability on an operational and material-based level. In order to achieve this goal, it is furthermore
Lorenz Gubler +3 more
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Catalyst supports and supported catalysts
Applied Catalysis, 1988P.W. Lednor, M.F.M. Post
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Are Heterogeneous Catalysts Precursors to Homogeneous Catalysts?
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2001Ian W. Davies +3 more
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New Bisoxazaborolidinone Catalyst as Bidentate Catalyst [PDF]
Synfacts, 2009 K. J. Shea, A. A. Rodriguez, C. Zhao
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1991
A young research chemist, particularly in the field of organic chemistry, could possibly be forgiven for lacking any ‘feel’ as to whether a newly proposed reaction is feasible. The laws of thermodynamics provide signposts, but these are often obscured by the inherent stability of covalent bonding, which presents a barrier to change at the molecular ...
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A young research chemist, particularly in the field of organic chemistry, could possibly be forgiven for lacking any ‘feel’ as to whether a newly proposed reaction is feasible. The laws of thermodynamics provide signposts, but these are often obscured by the inherent stability of covalent bonding, which presents a barrier to change at the molecular ...
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