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Highly Dispersed and Stable Supported Metal Catalysts Prepared by Solid Phase Crystallization Method

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Starting from the precursors containing active metal species in the crystal structure, highly dispersed supported metal catalysts have been prepared by the calcination-reduction treatment. This method is named as “solid phase crystallization (spc)” method and was compared with the conventional impregnation (imp) method. As the precursors, both perovskite-type and hydrotalcite-type oxides have been utilized for preparing various supported metal catalysts, which were successfully applied for the reforming of CH4 and the decomposition of methanol. Especially spc-Ni/Mg–Al catalyst prepared from the hydrotalcite-type precursors showed high activity as well as high sustainability for the hydrogen production from methane.

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Takehira, K. Highly Dispersed and Stable Supported Metal Catalysts Prepared by Solid Phase Crystallization Method. Catalysis Surveys from Asia 6, 19–32 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020589132547

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