Abstract
Mobility in the modern world relies on heterogeneous catalysis [...]
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Despite the ongoing electrification trend seen especially in the passenger car segment, internal combustion engines will be used in the years to come in hybrid powertrains, heavy-duty and off-road markets, and shipping, etc
The catalytic aftertreatment systems will continue to be developed in order to improve conversion efficiency, stability, and to reduce the amount of required precious metals
Summary
Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. Present Challenges in Catalytic Emission Control for Internal Combustion Engines. The catalytic aftertreatment systems will continue to be developed in order to improve conversion efficiency, stability, and to reduce the amount of required precious metals.
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