July 2012

Special Report: 90 Years of Progress in the HPI

Catalyst developments: The past 90 years

While catalysis has made many advances in the last 90 years, the application of new technologies developed in other areas may offer great promise for future breakthroughs.

IHS Markit: Heinen, R.

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Heinen, R. - IHS Markit, The Woodlands, Texas

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Special Report: 90 Years of Progress in the HPI

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