Elucidating the Nature of Fe Species during Pyrolysis of the Fe-BTC MOF into Highly Active and Stable Fischer–Tropsch Catalysts
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F. Kapteijn | J. Gascón | M. Makkee | H. Islam | V. Santos | G. Sankar | M. Nasalevich | Ard C. J. Koeken | T. Wezendonk | M. Ruitenbeek | A. Dugulan | Adam Chojecki | Garry R. Meima | Q. Warringa
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