Metal–supported catalysts encapsulated in mesoporous solids: Challenges and opportunities of a model concept

Metal–supported catalysts encapsulated in mesoporous solids: Challenges and opportunities of a model concept
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10.1002/pssb.201248454
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2013-06
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physica status solidi (b)
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W. Grünert;H. Gies;M. Muhler;S. Polarz;C. Lehmann;Dennis Großmann;M. V. D. van den Berg;O. Tkachenko;A. De Toni;I. Sinev;M. Bandyopadhyay;Vaishali V. Narkhede;A. Dreier;K. Klementiev;A. Birkner;E. Löffler
W. Grünert;H. Gies;M. Muhler;S. Polarz;C. Lehmann;Dennis Großmann;M. V. D. van den Berg;O. Tkachenko;A. De Toni;I. Sinev;M. Bandyopadhyay;Vaishali V. Narkhede;A. Dreier;K. Klementiev;A. Birkner;E. Löffler
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作者:
W. Grünert;H. Gies;M. Muhler;S. Polarz;C. Lehmann;Dennis Großmann;M. V. D. van den Berg;O. Tkachenko;A. De Toni;I. Sinev;M. Bandyopadhyay;Vaishali V. Narkhede;A. Dreier;K. Klementiev;A. Birkner;E. Löffler

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