Ultrasonically Activated Liquid Metal Catalysts in Water for Enhanced Hydrogenation Efficiency

Ultrasonically Activated Liquid Metal Catalysts in Water for Enhanced Hydrogenation Efficiency

Hydride (H<sup>–</sup>) species on oxides have been extensively studied over the past few decades because of their critical role in various catalytic processes. Their syntheses require high temperatures and the presence of hydrogen, which involves complex equipment, high energy costs, an...

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Main Author: Nichayanan Manyuan (20575687) (author)
Other Authors: Naoya Tanimoto (20575690) (author), Kousuke Ueda (20575693) (author), Ken Yamamoto (118240) (author), Tomoharu Tokunaga (1713481) (author), Masaki Nishio (1660603) (author), Tetsu Yonezawa (1620343) (author), Hideya Kawasaki (355255) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Ecology
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
ultrasonic fabrication method
transform infrared spectroscopy
strict safety protocols
stable hydride species
involves complex equipment
hydride species tend
high energy costs
energy ultrasonic cavitation
rapid catalytic hydrogenation
gallium hydride species
efficient catalytic method
dispersing liquid metals
various catalytic processes
step ultrasonication process
ga – h
effective synthesis methods
2 </ sub
lm nps demonstrated
catalytic processes
lm nps
liquid metal
catalytic properties
catalytic activities
significant implications
reductive degradation
particles surface
paper introduces
ice bath
gallium oxides
extensively studied
develop safer
critical role
challenges highlight
atmospheric oxygen
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