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Processing & Handling :: Reaction Engineering :: Catalysis

January 15, 2008

Newsfront: Cleaning up with Catalysts

As worldwide regulations grow more stringent, catalyst development focuses on providing cleaner energy sources and cleaning up air pollution

As long as the chemical process industries (CPI) have existed, catalysts have been backstage supporting, if not leading, their progress. And, as much of the chemical industry’s current research efforts center around producing cleaner products, such as transportation fuels and energy sources in a greener way, the same can be said about catalyst development.

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