Hidden Oxygen Vacancies at Chromium–Zinc Oxide Interfaces Drive Syngas-to-Olefins Catalysis
Researchers have developed an operando spectroscopic method that pinpoints which oxygen vacancies at Cr/ZnO interfaces catalyze syngas-to-olefins conversion.
Bethany Barker is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Catalysis coverage.
Researchers have developed an operando spectroscopic method that pinpoints which oxygen vacancies at Cr/ZnO interfaces catalyze syngas-to-olefins conversion.
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