Abstract
Bimetallic enhancement with Pd, Ag and Au, or mechanical and cryochemical treatment, are shown to increase Zn(0) surface reactivity towards carbon tetrachloride in water and to promote both dechlorination and conversion into methane and other hydrocarbons.
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