Improved Catalyst Design Possible from New Discovery
Researchers have discovered a new reaction mechanism that could be used to improve catalyst designs for pollution-control systems to further reduce emissions of smog-causing nitrogen oxides in diesel exhaust. Learn more: http://bit.ly/new-catalyst
Featured Researchers:
Rajamani Gounder, Larry and Virginia Faith Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, Purdue University
Aleksey Yezerets, Director of Catalyst Technology at Cummins Inc.
This project was a partnership with Purdue University, Notre Dame University, and Cummins Inc., along with support from Department of Energy National Labs and funding by the National Science Foundation and by Cummins Inc.
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