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Molybdenum nitrides: a study of synthesis variables and

Carbagas) Catalyst preparation Molybdenum nitrides were synthesised by tempera-ture-programmed reduction–nitridation according to a previously published procedure [7, 8, 10]; the preparation steps are shown in Fig 1 MoO 3 (0 15 g, 99 9995 w/w, Alfa Aesar, 1 m2 g-1) was placed in a horizontally mounted quartz reactor (12 mm i d ),

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