Transforming the catalytic potential of metals

By Neil Goalby2022-06-24T05:07:00

Source: Composite image: top metals © Science Photo Library; bottom metals © Andrew Lambert/SPL; price redu

Designer catalysts are breaking the known rules of reactions

US scientists have designed a new instrument that can fine-tune the properties of a catalyst. With the new device, it’s now also possible to bypass the speed limit that governs each catalyst, opening up new opportunities in energy research. This article comes with a downloadable summary slide to give 14–16 students a new science context when studying catalysts.

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