ReviewThe journal of physical chemistry letters2024
Transition Metal Carbides as Supports for Catalytic Metal Particles: Recent Progress and Opportunities.
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Abstract
Transition metal carbides (TMCs) constitute excellent alternatives to traditional oxide-based supports for small metal particles, leading to strong metal-support interactions, which drastically modify the catalytic properties of the supported metal atoms. Moreover, they possess extremely high melting points and good resistance to carbon deposition and sulfur poisoning, and the catalytic activities of some TMCs
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