A Ni-based catalyst with enhanced Ni–support interaction for highly efficient CO methanation
Xiaoliang Yan(Taiyuan University of Science and Technology), Yun‐Xiang Pan(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Franklin Tao(University of Kansas), Liming Fan(North University of China), Binran Zhao(Northwest University), Ruifeng Li(Nanjing Tech University), Binbin Fan(Taiyuan University of Technology), Tong Hu(Zhejiang University), Daizong Qi(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Jiehua Bao(Nanjing Institute of Technology), Qianqian Wang(Singapore University of Technology and Design), Sha Li(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
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