Effect of metal–acid balance and textual modifications on hydroisomerization catalysts for n-alkanes with different chain length: A mini-review
Authors:
- Chenhao WeiCWChenhao Wei
- Guohao ZhangGZGuohao Zhang
- Liang ZhaoLiang Zhao
- Jinsen GaoJGJinsen Gao
- Chunming XuCXChunming Xu
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China (22021004)
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