Catalytic materials come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and their preparation entails a variety of procedures and preparation methods that are many times larger than the number of known catalysts. Furthermore, the preparation of any catalyst comprises a series of complex processes, many of which are still unknown. A catalyst manufacturer's motive is to design and manufacture a commercial product that can be utilized as a stable, active, and selective catalyst. To accomplish this, the optimal preparative solution with a sufficient high surface area, good porosity, and appropriate mechanical strength is needed. The notion of molecular engineering and nanotechnology is being used to modify catalysts, which is becoming increasingly popular.
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Title : Bioelectrocatalytic Materials Based on Buckypapers and Biosourced Glyconanoparticles
Serge Cosnier, Université Grenoble Alpes, France