Gold nano-particles stabilized in mesoporous MCM-48 as active CO-oxidation catalyst
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H. Gies | F. Schüth | W. Grünert | W. Li | A. Birkner | M. Bandyopadhyay | O. Korsak | M. W. E. Berg
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