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Direct propylene epoxidation on stabilized partially oxidized copper
Direct epoxidation of propylene using molecular oxygen remains as one of the holy grails in catalysis. While silver-based catalysts are highly effective for ethylene and butadiene epoxidation, their performance toward propylene oxide has remained lackluster for almo
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