A metal catalyst with a vertical heterojunction interface transfers hydrogen adsorbed on transition metal oxide to transition metal sulfide.
Composite metal alloy nanoclusters on oxide supports decompose ammonia into hydrogen at temperatures below 500°C.
Activated carbon-supported catalyst accelerates magnesium sulfite oxidation through dispersed metal components.
Titanium dioxide coating on alumina-silica supports prevents rehydration and dissolution, extending catalyst lifetime in slurry bubble column reactors.
A cerium oxide catalyst enables single-stage methionine synthesis from 3-(methylthio)propionaldehyde.
Specific Group VIII to VIB metal ratios in hydrotreating catalysts reduce rapid deactivation from metal deposition and clogging.