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What Types of Catalysis-Related Patents Can Be Found?
Patentscope includes a wide array of patents related to different aspects of catalysis, such as:
Homogeneous catalysis
involving soluble catalysts.
Heterogeneous catalysis
using solid catalysts.
Enzyme catalysis
related to biocatalysts.
Innovations in
catalyst design
and synthesis.
Applications of catalysts in
industrial processes
.
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