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What allows nanomaterials to be used as catalysts?
What allows nanomaterials to be used as catalysts?
A. Low reactivity
B. Large surface area with active sites
C. Bulk properties
D. High density
Explanation:
Active sites on large surface area improve catalytic activity.
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