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What Types of Catalysts Can Be Synthesized Using This Method?
Solvothermal synthesis can be used to prepare a wide range of catalysts, including:
Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs)
Zeolites
Transition metal oxides
Noble metal nanoparticles
Mixed metal oxides
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