Breaking molecular traffic jams with finned nanoporous materials

ScienceDaily
Aug 10, 2020, 11:55 am142 ptsTrending
Researchers are reporting the invention of a new class of porous catalysts that will speed up reactions, breaking the molecular traffic jam that can slow them down. The discovery has immediate relevance to industry for a host of applications, including the production of fuels, chemicals for plastics and…

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