Cleaning up catalysts

Magdalena Helmer

Nature, 2002, vol. 418, issue 6894, 138-138

Abstract: Catalytic converters in car exhausts reduce harmful emissions but have a limited life. A palladium-containing material that responds to the changing atmosphere in a car's exhaust could be the basis of a more effective and long-lasting converter.

Date: 2002
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