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On the nature of active sites for formic acid decomposition on gold catalysts | Synapse

January 1, 2019Open Access

On the nature of active sites for formic acid decomposition on gold catalysts

SLSha LiWuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics SSSuyash SinghUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison

James A. DumesicUniversity of Wisconsin System

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Atomic scale size-sensitivity of the catalytic properties of sub-nanometer gold clusters for HCOOH decomposition.

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