ChemistryNature Communications
Teaming up main group metals with metallic iron to boost hydrogenation catalysis
C. Färber, P. Stegner, et al.
Discover how a team of researchers, including Christian Färber and Philipp Stegner, has revolutionized hydrogenation processes by combining iron with barium catalysts, significantly enhancing activity and enabling the rapid transformation of challenging substrates. This innovative approach addresses sustainability concerns and pushes the boundaries of catalysis in the petrochemical industry.
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