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Front matter;Preface;Contents;Toward supported odxide catalysts via solid-solid wetting;Model catalyst studies of supported metal sintering and redispersion kinetics;Techniques for measuring zeolite acidity;Applications of raman spectroscopy to heterogeneous catalysis;Oxidative coupling of methane
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10.1039/9781847553225 Royal Society of Chemistry