II International Symposium on Carbon for Catalysis ABSTRACTS

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the membranes can be tailored over wide ranges to suite various applications. The
preparation and properties, of these membranes will be discussed in detail. This will cover
both the gas separation properties 16 and the use of the MAST membranes in the catalytic
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conversion of water to hydrogen peroxide
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