Enhancing the stability of copper chromite catalysts for the selective hydrogenation of furfural using ALD overcoating
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Y. Lei | F. Ribeiro | J. Dumesic | E. Stach | Hongbo Zhang | J. Elam | Jeffrey T. Miller | A. J. Kropf | Guanghui Zhang | C. Marshall | M. C. Akatay | Fred G. Sollberger | Jeffrey W. Elam | Eric A. Stach | A. J. Kropf | Jeffrey T. Miller | Christopher L. Marshall
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