ACS Publications announces new journal: ACS Applied Catalysis
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The American Chemical Society's Division of Publications is launching a new journal called ACS Applied Catalysis. The journal will focus on publishing research that advances catalysis applications across chemistry, engineering, technology, and related fields, including fundamental studies of catalysis.
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aimed at publishing research that will advance catalysis applications in the fields of chemistry, engineering, and technology and related fields
This includes studies of the fundamental understanding of catalysis
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