Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Nb₂O₅ Catalysis Atlas
An interactive research map traces how niobium oxide structures, defects, and metal interfaces relate to catalytic behavior, especially in CO₂ hydrogenation.
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- Catalysis researchers and materials-science students
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- The first project lists 81.3% CO₂ conversion at 300 °C, with reaction-rate and TOF comparisons at 200 °C.
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The map is organized around six dimensions, including defects and reducibility, metal–oxide interaction, and product selectivity. Its five project entries are given different status labels, from Established to Ongoing, and a timeline frames them as a research progression. The first study’s visible mechanism runs from H₂ activation and interfacial transfer to defective NbOₓ and CO₂ activation.
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