The effect of chlorines on catalytic performances

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The investigation of hydrogen adsorption of the activated carbon supported RuCla and carhonyl ruthenium (chlorine-free) indicates that the adsorption amount of the hydrogen of the sample containing chlorine is much larger than that of the chlorine-free sample (Table 6.24). 

It is seen from Table 6.24 that the existence of Cl promotes the adsorption of hydrogen, which is consistent with the result of There is competitive 

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