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What Types of Catalytic Reactions Can Be Studied Using GC-MS?
GC-MS is versatile and can be applied to study a wide range of catalytic reactions, including but not limited to:
Hydrocarbon cracking
Oxidation reactions
Hydrogenation reactions
Polymerization
Isomerization
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