Development of a Highly Active Pt-Catalyst for Selective Oxidation of CO in Excess H2 at Room Temperature

Kenichi Tanaka; You Zhu Yuan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.675-677.21

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Investigation on the Removal of B Impurity in Metallurgical Grade Si by Electron Beam Melting
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Development of a Highly Active Pt-Catalyst for Selective Oxidation of CO in Excess H₂ at Room Temperature

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Kenichi Tanaka, You Zhu Yuan

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Hydrogen Fuel Cell, Preferential Oxidation of CO, Promoters of Fe-Al₂O₃, Promoters of Ni-MgO, Pt Supported on Carbon Nano-Tubes

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