Palladium/Beta zeolite passive NOx adsorbers (PNA): Clarification of PNA chemistry and the effects of CO and zeolite crystallite size on PNA performance

Konstantin Khivantsev(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), János Szanyi(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Sebastian Prodinger(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Miroslaw A. Derewinski(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Nicholas R. Jaegers(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Feng Gao(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Yong Wang(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Libor Kovařík(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
Applied Catalysis A General
October 24, 2018
10.1016/j.apcata.2018.10.021
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