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Promotion and support effects in syngas reactions

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A short review is presented on the problems of selectivity in the syngas reaction. Attention is mainly given to the role of promoters in these reactions. Several mechanisms of promotion are critically reviewed and analyzed.

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Nonneman, L.E.Y., Ponec, V. Promotion and support effects in syngas reactions. Catal Lett 7, 197–203 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00764502

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