Plasma-chemical promotion of catalysis for CH4 dry reforming: unveiling plasma-enabled reaction mechanisms.

Plasma-chemical promotion of catalysis for CH4 dry reforming: unveiling plasma-enabled reaction mechanisms.
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10.1039/d0cp03127e
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2020-08
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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Zunrong Sheng;Hyun‐Ha Kim;S. Yao;T. Nozaki
Zunrong Sheng;Hyun‐Ha Kim;S. Yao;T. Nozaki
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Zunrong Sheng;Hyun‐Ha Kim;S. Yao;T. Nozaki

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