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The 29 pages that link to Heterogeneous catalysis, each with the reason it gives.

• PlatinumNarrower topic: Many platinum catalysts work by adsorbing reactants onto solid metal surfaces.

• PalladiumNarrower topic: Palladium surfaces accelerate reactions in exhaust treatment and industrial chemistry.

• NanoparticleNarrower topic: Nanoparticles can expose many active surface sites for chemical reactions.

• Ostwald processNarrower topic: Ammonia and oxygen gases react on a solid platinum-rhodium surface.

• ChemisorptionNarrower topic: Chemisorption commonly anchors reactants during reactions on solid catalysts.

• Metal oxideNarrower topic: Metal-oxide surfaces catalyze reactions such as oxidation and pollutant removal.

• Catalytic hydrogenationNarrower topic: Metal catalysts often form a solid surface where gaseous hydrogen and dissolved alkenes react.

• Copper(II) oxideNarrower topic: Solid CuO can catalyze reactions involving gaseous or liquid reactants.

• Vanadium(V) oxideNarrower topic: V₂O₅ commonly catalyzes reactions as a solid contacted by gases.

• Paul SabatierNarrower topic: Sabatier’s finely divided metals catalyze reactions at solid surfaces while reactants are gases or liquids.

• NanocatalysisNarrower topic: Most nanocatalysts are solid surfaces that catalyze reactions in gases or liquids.

• Non-stoichiometric compoundNarrower topic: Defect-rich, composition-variable solids can provide reactive catalytic sites.

• Platinum groupNarrower topic: Many group metals accelerate reactions at solid surfaces, where adsorption and active sites matter.

• Solid acidNarrower topic: Solid acids are a major catalyst family within heterogeneous catalysis.