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1. Research On Computer-Aided Catalyst Design And An Application In Multi-Component Catalyst Design Of Methane Oxidative Coupling
2. Design And In-situ FTIR Studies Of Catalysts For Propane Ammoxidation To Acrylonitrile
3. Design, Synthesis And Application Of Green Air Oxidation Catalysts
4. Applications Of Density Functional Theory Calculations In Electrocatalytic Reaction And Electrocatalyst Design
5. Alpha, Beta-unsaturated Aldehydes To Select The Hydrogenation New Catalyst Design And Research
6. Tuning Fluorescence Characterization And Catalyst Design Based On Nano/Micro Composites
7. Multi-scale Modeling And Optimization Of MTO Fixed Bed Reactor In Reaction Performance
8. The Ammonia Decomposition Mechanism On The Nickel Supported Monolayer Surfaces And The Catalyst Design
9. High Activity Oxide Catalyst Design And Synthesis Of Visible Light And Its Mechanism
10. Theoretical Investigation On The Reaction Mechanism Of Green Chemistry Catalysts Assisted By Water Or Peptide
11. Design And Mechanistic Investigations Of N-Hydroxyimides As Organocatalysts For Aerobic Oxidation
12. Construction And Catalyst Design Based On Nano Composites System
13. Enantioselective Copolymerization Of Mew-epoxides With C02： Catalyst Design And Mechanism Study
14. Dextrin Take One Pot Hydrolysis Hydrogenation Catalyst Design And Preparation Of Sorbitol
15. In Silico Search For Alloy/Metal Catalysts For Methane Reforming
16. The Heterogeneousfenton Reaction System Applied For The Remediation Of Low-level Organic Compounds In Water:Catalyst Design And Mechanistic Study
17. Conversion Of Macromolecular Lignin And Natural Oil By Catalyst Design
18. Theoretical Studies On The Factors Governing Conjugated Olefin Polymerization Catalyzed By Cationic Rare-earth Metal Complexes
19. Catalyst Design And Performance Of Transition Metal-based Hybrid Materials For CO2 Conversion
20. Theoretical Study On Reaction Mechanism Of Nickel Catalyzed Selective Insertion Of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons Into C-C Bond
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