2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.apcata.2018.10.034
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Catalytic self-sustained combustion of toluene and reaction pathway over CuxMn1-xCe0.75Zr0.25/TiO2 catalysts

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“…Meanwhile, the surface oxygen species act as significant active sites in the chemisorption (dehydrogenation) of 2-MN. In addition, the bands at 1697 and 1646 cm –1 ascribed to CO stretching vibration can be identified, which directly proves the formation of target product 2-NA. Moreover, the bands at 1742 and 1694 cm –1 are correlated with anhydride species as well as menadione species . The formation of oxidative products in the absence of oxygen has shown that reactant 2-MN is oxidized by the surface oxygen species over the catalyst and the reaction obeys the Mars–van Krevelen mechanism.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 83%
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“…Meanwhile, the surface oxygen species act as significant active sites in the chemisorption (dehydrogenation) of 2-MN. In addition, the bands at 1697 and 1646 cm –1 ascribed to CO stretching vibration can be identified, which directly proves the formation of target product 2-NA. Moreover, the bands at 1742 and 1694 cm –1 are correlated with anhydride species as well as menadione species . The formation of oxidative products in the absence of oxygen has shown that reactant 2-MN is oxidized by the surface oxygen species over the catalyst and the reaction obeys the Mars–van Krevelen mechanism.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Besides, the bands at 1161 and 1242 cm –1 are assigned to C–O vibration. These phenomena illustrate that 2-MN is chemisorbed on the catalyst surface by breaking the α-H bond of methyl in 2-MN to form the methylene species (C 12 H 11 -CH 2 -O) . Meanwhile, the surface oxygen species act as significant active sites in the chemisorption (dehydrogenation) of 2-MN.…”
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“…S4 (ESI †), peaks around 1619 and 1495 cm À1 47 were assigned to the in-plane skeletal vibration of the aromatic ring. At the same time, the absorption intensity of benzaldehyde species (1593 and 1446 cm À1 ) and benzoate species (1533 cm À1 ), 47,48 and the asymmetric vibration (1563 cm À1 ) 49,50 and symmetric vibration (1391 cm À1 ) 51,52 infrared peaks attributed to the benzoate species increased with time, implying that toluene and intermediate product were easily adsorbed on both L 0.82 S 0.18 C and LC samples. The peak around 3078 cm À1 was assigned to the absorption of the benzene ring.…”
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“…MnO x compounds are highly active due to their various labile oxygen species and high efficiency in reaction/oxidation cycles [23] and have been widely used in the catalytic removal of various pollutants, including benzene series [24], chlorinated aromatic hydrocarbons [25], nitrogen oxides [26] and aldehydes [27]. In particular, MnO x -CeO 2 solid solution, as an environment-friendly catalyst with high catalytic efficiency, has become the focus of research on multipurpose catalysts [28].…”
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confidence: 99%