Isotope tracer studies of the variability in the physical and chemical properties of nickel/silica catalysts as a function of the silica support.

Jackson, S. David; Jones, John R.; Sharratt, A.P.; Gladden, Lynn F.; Vignaux, M.; Robertson, F.J.; Webb, G.; Cross, Ronald J.; Griffiths, Richard W.

doi:10.1016/0920-5861(91)80012-x

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Isotope tracer studies of the variability in the physical and chemical properties of nickel/silica catalysts as a function of the silica support.

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