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Mexican University Designs Catalysts With Nanotechnology To Reduce Vehicular Pollution

2014-01-27 04:51:55| pollutiononline Home Page

Currently, they have developed two types of nanocatalysts according to the requirements of Pemex in its process of sulfur removal, from the area of refinement, with which reducing gasoline and diesel to having only 10 parts per million of sulfur has been achieved, as according to international regulation

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