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January 1, 2000Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

The architecture of catalytically active centers in titanosilicate (TS-1) and related selective-oxidation catalysts

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DGDavid GleesonRoyal Institution of Great BritainGSGopinathan SankarUniversity College LondonC. Richard A. CatlowC. Richard A. CatlowUniversity College Dublin

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