Snehitha Srirangam

Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Heterogeneous tandem catalysts contain two or more distinct catalytic sites that synergistically drive key reaction steps, yielding high selectivity/activity/stability often difficult to obtain using individual sites alone. (1−5) One subclass of such catalysts is metal–metal oxide catalysts, where the metal and metal oxide active sites work in tandem, while both sites remain exposed during the reaction.

Does supercooled water retain its universal nucleation behavior under shear at high pressure? Snehitha Srirangam, Mangesh Bhendale and Jayant K Singh Abstract Understanding the nucleation of homogeneous flow systems at high pressures is vital in protein crystallization and cryopreservation, where high pressure prevents the freezing of biological samples.