✍ Scribed by U. Hatje; M. Hagelstein; T. Reßler; H. Förster
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Useful application of in situ dispersive XAFS spectroscopy to time-resolved processes, e.g. activation, solid-state ion exchange of and catalytic reaction over noble metal containing zeolites are described.
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