Just general theoretical thinking from a generalist
Why does the styrene catalyst relate to dense hydrogen conglomerates
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Fe2O3 has a hexagonal lattice structure whereas Fe3O4 has a cubic lattice structure.
This lattice structure change, along with the high mechanical forces in the catalyst bed,
results in degradation or pulverization of the catalyst particles. "
It makes sense that the hexagonal array is useful for ethyl benzene/ styrene which may fit have bits that fit into into dimples on the array..
but how do the dense hydrogen arrays H7, H19 fit into them..if the ditance between H atoms is so small..
perhaps dense hydrogen( based on Coulombic thinking is not so dense
but instead has long range magnetic bonds???