January 1, 2020Open Access

Structural dynamics in Ni–Fe catalysts during CO2 methanation – role of iron oxide clusters

MSMarc‐André SerrerKarlsruhe Institute of Technology AGAbhijeet GaurKarlsruhe Institute of Technology JJJelena JelicKarlsruhe Institute of Technology

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Operando XAS coupled with MES supported by DFT unravel the highly dynamic nature of Ni–Fe catalysts during CO2 methanation and beneficial formation of iron oxide clusters.

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