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Surface acidity of Ti- and Zr-substituted P–Si oxides and their water tolerance properties
Phosphorus-based solid acids, particularly transition metal phosphates, exhibit high versatility, as their surface reactivity can be controlled by modulating the relative amount and strength of Brønsted and Lewis acid sites. Most demanding catalytic applications require stability in aqueous environm
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