Fischer-Tropsch synthesis of liquid fuels: learning lessons from homogeneous catalysis
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Stephen J. Jenkins
Herein, we present results opposing the so-called carbide mechanism in the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis of liquid fuels and point out analogies between this heterogeneously catalysed process and related homogeneous processes.
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