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This thesis demonstrates the possibility of using group 5 metal oxide clusters as base catalysts and reveals how various structural factors, such as constituent metals, counter cations, and the local structures of base sites, affect their base catalytic performance. Based on these findings, strategies for further improvements and future prospects for the application of metal oxide clusters as base catalysts are suggested.
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Hayashi, S. (2020). Concluding Remarks. In: Key Structural Factors of Group 5 Metal Oxide Clusters for Base Catalytic Application. Springer Theses. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-7348-4_6
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