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Effect of the active metal on the catalytic activity of the titanate nanotubes for dry reforming of methane

Coelho et al., 2016

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8464747570958503004
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Coelho D
Oliveira A
Josué Filho M
Oliveira A
Lucredio A
Assaf E
Rodríguez-Castellón E
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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The incorporation of either Co or Ni into titanate nanotubes as well as impregnation of Pt on TNTs were observed in this work. The as-synthesized titanate nanotubes, obtained by hydrothermal method, were in situ transformed during dry reforming of methane. All the …
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