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Factors influencing the catalytic activity of Fe-ZSM-5 during the catalytic conversion of N₂O
Zeolites have found widespread applications as acid catalysts for decades. By introducing transition metal ions in the cation position, the zeolite is transformed into a redox catalyst. The nature of the trivalent heteroatom influences the properties of the zeolite. Contrary to Al-zeolites, Fe-conta...
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Centre for Catalysis Research
2017
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