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Characterization of Mass Transport and Related Phenomena in Porous Catalysts and Sorbents by NMR Ima can be successfully employed to characterize many of the essential stages of catalyst preparation and use, including multiple coupled processes. The dynamics of Pt or Pd redistribution and the type of their ultimate macroscopic distributions in supported Pt/alumina (Pd/alumina) catalysts can be map

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B. Blümich,S. Han,C. Heine,R. Eymael,M. Bertmer,S. Stapfydrogen demand cannot be met entirely with green hydrogen. Thus, non-green hydrogen cannot yet be waived. Consequently, this paper considers a two-stage hydrogen supply chain (SC) consisting of three manufacturers producing green, partially green, and non-green hydrogen and a retailer. In addition t

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H. J. Jakobsen,H. Bilds?e,J. Skibsted,T. Giavaniroduced from renewable energy releases no carbon dioxide emissions during production and use. Therefore, hydrogen is a potential solution for reducing aviation-related emissions. Besides, the economic competitiveness of hydrogen against conventional fuels, mainly influenced by the hydrogen supply ch