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  3. Changes in the surface structure and composition of an iron catalyst of reduced or unreduced Fe2O3 during the reaction of carbon monoxide and hydrogen
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  3. Changes in the surface structure and composition of an iron catalyst of reduced or unreduced Fe2O3 during the reaction of carbon monoxide and hydrogen

Changes in the surface structure and composition of an iron catalyst of reduced or unreduced Fe2O3 during the reaction of carbon monoxide and hydrogen

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  • 1 May 1982
    • journal article
    • Published by Elsevier in Journal of Catalysis
    • Vol. 75  (1) , 39-48
    • DOI:10.1016/0021-9517(82)90119-1
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Keywords
  • CARBON COMPOUNDS
  • FISCHER TROPSCH
  • CHEMICAL REACTIONS
  • INFORMATION
  • SYNTHETIC FUELS
  • ENERGY
  • NITROGEN
  • CHEMICAL REACTION
  • CARBON MONOXIDE
  • CATALYTIC ACTIVITY
  • REDUCTION
  • BINDING ENERGY
  • ELEMENTS
  • CATALYSTS
  • FISCHER TROPSCH SYNTHESIS
  • METHANE
  • IRON
  • METHANATION
  • NONMETALS
  • DATA
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