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Fischer--Tropsch, hydrotreating and superClaus catalysts

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In modern society the application of catalysts, and hence, research in the field of catalysis, is becoming more and more important. In the strongly increasing chemical industry most reaction processes are performed with the aid of catalysts. Knowledge about the structure of the active sites present at the surface of catalysts will facilitate the design of new catalysts with better performances. Such knowledge can be obtained by Mössbauer spectroscopy, which is an excellent in-situ characterization technique due to the high penetrating power of the γ-radiation used and the sensitivity of the spectral parameters for the chemical state and local environment of the Mössbauer atoms.

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van der Kraan, A. Fischer--Tropsch, hydrotreating and superClaus catalysts. Hyperfine Interactions 111, 23–34 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012664508635

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