In Situ XANES/XRD Study of the Structural Stability of Two-Dimensional Molybdenum Carbide Mo2CTx: Implications for the Catalytic Activity in the Water–Gas Shift Reaction

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In situ real time single atom resolution observations of dynamic water gas shift catalysts in CO + water (WGS) environments.


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