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It has long been known that some chemical reactions that proceed slowly or not at all in solution can become predominant when the reactants are adsorbed on solid adsorbants. This can be dramatically demonstrated if we perform preparative chromatography and…

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I participated in the 1st German-Singaporean Symposium on Catalysis on the 2nd of November 2009. My supervisor brought me along after being invited to the symposium. It was my first visit and outing after registering as a Ph.D student last July.1st Day – Catalysis…

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Have you heard of the Stenger Wasas Process (SWAP)?
Apparently, it’s an exothermic reaction (produces heat) that takes place between carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide and “eliminates” both. It operates over a secret heterogeneous catalyst that is apparently readily available and inexpensive. Sounds too good to be true: Solve global warming and acid rain in one [...]

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