Does C–C Bonding Proceed during Exposure of Adequate Metal Surfaces to CH4? Reply to “Comment by Z. Hlavathy, Z. Paál, and P. Tétényi”

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Does C–C Bonding Proceed during Exposure of Adequate Metal Surfaces to CH4? Reply to “Comment by Z. Hlavathy, Z. Paál, and P. Tétényi”

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Oxygen-free Conversion of Methane to Higher Hydrocarbons through a Dual-Temperature Two-Step Reaction Sequence on Platinum and Ruthenium

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