Nanocrystalline and mesostructured Y2O3 as supports for gold catalysts
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Javier Guzman, Avelino Corma
The structure of yttrium oxide influences the CO oxidation activity of Au/Y2O3 catalysts; nanocrystalline Y2O3 stabilizes more active species of gold and increases the activity of the gold catalyst in comparison with mesostructured and precipitated Y2O3.
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