International Journal of Energetic Materials

Catalysis Materials: Connecting the Academia to the Industry

  1. Saptrishi Roy ✉

Abstract

This article emphasizes the importance of catalysis technology and catalysts particularly in Indian perspective. The growth of the catalysis technology used in the existing industries in India is enormous and also the catalysis research in Indian academia is significant. However, in pedagogical teaching catalysis is always being neglected in the chemistry syllabus in this country. A conclusion has been drawn addressing the importance of teaching catalysis to the undergraduates and postgraduates and in demand of more research contribution in this field. Keywords: catalysis, industry, technology

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