Maximizing noble metal utilization in solid catalysts by control of nanoparticle location
Kang Cheng(Xiamen University), Krijn P. de Jong(Utrecht University), Lars I. van der Wal(Utrecht University), Nienke L. Visser(Utrecht University), Johannes D. Meeldijk(Utrecht University), Petra E. de Jongh(Utrecht University), Luc C. J. Smulders(Utrecht University), Hideto Yoshida(Midorigaoka Hospital), Glenn J. Sunley, Yanping Zheng(Xiamen University), Jovana Zečević(Shell (Netherlands)), Jogchum Oenema(Ghent University), Eric Doskocil(North Central College), Zhuoran Xu(North Central College), Tegan Roberts(BP (United Kingdom))
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