Development of selective mercury recovery technology by using iron iodide from waste sludge of non-ferrous metal smelting process

In situ construction of halogen MOF bifunctional catalysts for synergistic removal of NO and Hg0

“…Studies have revealed the crucial role played by halogen groups in the morphological transformation of Hg 0 in flue gas. 18,19 This is achieved by increasing the halogenated functional groups in the catalyst, thereby promoting the conversion of Hg 0 to Hg 2+ . The efficiency of the catalytic process is heavily reliant on the surface structural features of the catalyst.…”