Kinetics and Mechanism Study of Low-Temperature Selective Catalytic Reduction of NO with Urea Supported on Pitch-Based Spherical Activated Carbon
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Seong-Ho Yoon | Isao Mochida | Liang Zhan | Wenming Qiao | Licheng Ling | Yanli Wang | Seong-Ho Yoon | Wenming Qiao | Yanli Wang | Donghui Long | L. Zhan | I. Mochida | Licheng Ling | Xiaojun Liu | Donghui Long | Xiaojun Liu | Zhi Wang | Z. Wang | S. Yoon | Seong Ho Yoon
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