Gas-phase catalysis by platinum-group metals—past, present, and future
Gas-phase catalysis by platinum-group metals—past, present, and future
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铂族金属气相催化——过去、现在和未来
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2001
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S. Golunski
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S. Golunski
Platinum-group metals (PGMs) are the chosen catalysts for many modern gas-phase processes, in both the clean production and the clean destruction of chemicals. These metals are inherently stable, even when highly dispersed, and yet they have enough surface reactivity to activate a range of different molecular species. Traditionally used to catalyze single reactions under steady-state conditions, they are increasingly being applied to more complex processes. Their ability to catalyze two energetically opposing reactions means that energy-consuming and energy-wasting processes can be combined in a single efficient reactor. Furthermore, the electronic properties of PGMs can be exploited in M-MO composites, in which the metal does not provide the active sites, but modifies the solid-state chemistry of the metal oxide to make it catalytically productive.