Tunable gold catalysts for selective hydrocarbon oxidation under mild conditions

Mathew D. Hughes(Cardiff University), Christopher J. Kiely(Lehigh University), Yi‐Jun Xu(Shangqiu Normal University), Peter Johnston(Johnson Matthey (Germany)), Paul McMorn(Cardiff University), E. Hugh Stitt(Johnson Matthey (United Kingdom)), Dan I. Enache(Cardiff University), Gary A. Attard(Cardiff University), Patrick Jenkins(Cardiff University), Albert F. Carley(Cardiff University), Ken Griffin(Johnson Matthey (Germany)), Philip Landon(Cardiff University), Frank D. King(Johnson Matthey (United Kingdom)), Graham J. Hutchings(Institute of Catalysis and Petrochemistry)
Nature
October 1, 2005
10.1038/nature04190
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