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Deactivation, heterogeneous catalysis mechanical

Conventional heterogeneous catalysis and empiricism could provide a starting point in the selection of electrocatalysts for new unexplored processes for chemical production, energy generation or conservation, and environmental control. However, a fundamental understanding of adsorption characteristics, electrode kinetics, mechanisms, adsorbate-support interactions, and deactivation processes are needed for improved electrocatalyst... [Pg.321]

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