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Shaping Oxidation Catalysis of Multivalent Mixed Oxides by Dedicated Hydrogen Pretreatment.
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Abstract
ConspectusSupported metal nanoparticles used in heterogeneous catalysis can be prepared by using various methods, including deposition-precipitation and wet-chemical impregnation. The formed metal particles oxidize during the calcination step, which is required to burn off the organic components of the metal precursors. Therefore, the final step in metal catalyst preparation is always a high-temperature hydrogen treatment.This Account discusses two rational hydrogen treatment methods capable of shaping the catalytic oxidation properties of a multivalent mixed oxide. The first example consists of mixed oxides with a perovskite structure ABO
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