NaY Zeolite Synthesis from Vermiculite and Modification with Surfactant
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Catalysis Research , Volume 3 , Issue 4 (2023)
Pages: 146
Published: April 2024
(This book is a printed edition that was published in Catalysis Research)
Cover Story: The search for an environmentally friend energy production is connected to, among others, the development of non-polluting paths. Even though electrochemistry consists in a selective and efficient way to achieve this challenge, remains a lack of a deeper knowledge on electrocatalysis. This paper proposes the relationship between the electrocatalyst structure and its performance towards fuel electrooxidation. Hydrogen and several organic fuels employed in fuel cells were efficiently and selectively at Pt-Ni system electrocatalysts surfaces.View this paper.
Volume 3,Issue 4
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