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An eco-friendly magnetic catalyst based on copper nanoparticles supported on lignin/iron oxide cores
Transforming renewable biomass into high-performance heterogeneous catalysts represents an attractive strategy for advancing sustainable chemical processes. This work reports a sustainable strategy for the development of highly efficient copper-based nanoparticles supported on lignosulfonate and mag
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