Michele L. Sarazen

Princeton University

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Gina Noh

Pennsylvania State University

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Michele L. Sarazen

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Toward Intrinsic Catalytic Rates and Selectivities of Zeolites in the Presence of Limiting Diffusion and Deactivation

Conversion of polyethylene waste to short chain hydrocarbons under mild temperature and hydrogen pressure with metal-free and metal-loaded MFI zeolites

Underpinnings of Carbonaceous Deposition among Structurally Diverse Hierarchical Zeolites during Hydrocarbon Upgrading

Kinetic Impacts of Defect Sites in Metal–Organic Framework Catalysts under Varied Driving Forces

Mechanistic Elucidations of Highly Dispersed Metalloporphyrin Metal‐Organic Framework Catalysts for CO <sub>2</sub> Electroreduction

Investigation of storage environments on aminopolymer stabilization within UiO-67(Zr) for CO<sub>2</sub> capture

Mechanistic Impacts of Metal Site and Solvent Identities for Alkene Oxidation over Carboxylate Fe and Cr Metal–Organic Frameworks

Insights into Metal-Organic Framework-Derived Copper Clusters for CO<sub>2</sub>Electroreduction

Alkylation of poly-substituted aromatics to probe effects of mesopores in hierarchical zeolites with differing frameworks and crystal sizes

Reaction pathways and deactivation mechanisms of isostructural Cr and Fe MIL-101 during liquid-phase styrene oxidation by hydrogen peroxide

Transport in heterogeneous catalysis – Beyond reactant diffusion limitations

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