Help! On the dispersion of catalysts

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When noble metals are loaded on the surface of a catalyst carrier, what does the degree of dispersion mean? Does a higher degree of dispersion imply that the noble metals are more densely distributed?

Reply #2 2019-04-12

Dispersion degree refers to the ratio of the number of atoms of the active component exposed on the catalyst surface to the total number of atoms of that component in the catalyst. The higher the dispersion degree, the greater the catalyst’s activity.

Reply #3 2019-05-31

Recycle the discarded waste catalysts

Reply #4 2019-05-31

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