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Red mud as an efficient, stable, and costfree catalyst for COx-free hydrogen production from ammonia
Red mud, one of the mostly produced industrial wastes, was converted into a catalyst with exceptionally high and stable performance for hydrogen production from ammonia. Results showed that iron species produced after reduction of the HCl digested red mud were converted into epsilon-Fe2N during the
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