2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.apcatb.2023.123461
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Induced synthesis of CeO2 with abundant crystal boundary for promoting catalytic oxidation of gaseous styrene

Ying Zhang,
Wenjie Zhu,
Jichang Lu
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“…When Mn is added to CeO2, the F2g band position in the spectra for CeMnOx samples slightly shifts towards the lower wavenumber from 464 to 460 cm −1 , and as the Mn content gradually increases, the F2g band decreases in intensity and becomes broader. The shifts and broadening of the F2g band are connected with the presence of surface oxygen vacancies, a loss of regularity in the crystalline network, and the ∆d/d microstrain effect [40][41][42].…”
Section: Raman Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When Mn is added to CeO2, the F2g band position in the spectra for CeMnOx samples slightly shifts towards the lower wavenumber from 464 to 460 cm −1 , and as the Mn content gradually increases, the F2g band decreases in intensity and becomes broader. The shifts and broadening of the F2g band are connected with the presence of surface oxygen vacancies, a loss of regularity in the crystalline network, and the ∆d/d microstrain effect [40][41][42].…”
Section: Raman Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The appearance of weak bands at 310 and 366 cm −1 along with a strong band at 649 cm −1 , which is clearly overlapped with one of the bands related to α-Mn2O3, is associated with the vibrational stretching of the Mn-O bond towards Mn 2+ ions in the −1 When Mn is added to CeO 2 , the F 2g band position in the spectra for CeMnO x samples slightly shifts towards the lower wavenumber from 464 to 460 cm −1 , and as the Mn content gradually increases, the F 2g band decreases in intensity and becomes broader. The shifts and broadening of the F 2g band are connected with the presence of surface oxygen vacancies, a loss of regularity in the crystalline network, and the ∆d/d microstrain effect [40][41][42].…”
Section: Raman Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%