Cumene cracking over chromium oxide zirconia: Effect of chromium(VI) oxide precursors
Authors:
- N.H.R. AnnuarNAN.H.R. Annuar
- A.A. JalilA.A. Jalil
- S. TriwahyonoS. Triwahyono
- N.A.A. FatahNFN.A.A. Fatah
- L.P. TehL.P. Teh
- C.R. MamatCMC.R. Mamat
- 1 April 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Catalysis A: General
- Vol. 475, 487-496
Abstract
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