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Hydrogen transfer pathways in the oxidation of methanol on Pd (100)

Jorgensen et al., 1987

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12232627160484259902
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Jorgensen S
Madix R
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Surface science

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Methanol oxidation was studied using temperature programmed reaction spectroscopy and electron energy loss vibrational spectroscopy in order to determine the reaction paths of the two chemically distinct hydrogen groups in the molecule. It was determined that the alcohol …
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