2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jssc.2023.123879
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Influence of nonmetallic elements doping on the NH3-SCR activity and properties of Ce20W10Ti100O catalyst via melamine modification

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“…It can be seen that the NH3-TPD profiles of Mn2Ce1Ox and Mn2Ce1Mo0.2Ox catalysts exhibited three desorption peaks (labeled as I, II, and III), which were ascribed to NH3 desorption from weak, medium, and strong acid sites, respectively. The low-temperature desorption peak (peak I) can be attributed to NH3 coordinated on Brønsted acid sites, while the high-temperature (peak II and III) desorption peak was related to the Lewis acid sites [49]. The relative area of all the desorption peaks increased with the addition of Mo, which represented the increase of NH 3 -TPD tests were conducted to explore the relationship between catalytic performance and the surface acidity of the catalyst (as shown in Figure 10).…”
Section: Reducibility and Aciditymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can be seen that the NH3-TPD profiles of Mn2Ce1Ox and Mn2Ce1Mo0.2Ox catalysts exhibited three desorption peaks (labeled as I, II, and III), which were ascribed to NH3 desorption from weak, medium, and strong acid sites, respectively. The low-temperature desorption peak (peak I) can be attributed to NH3 coordinated on Brønsted acid sites, while the high-temperature (peak II and III) desorption peak was related to the Lewis acid sites [49]. The relative area of all the desorption peaks increased with the addition of Mo, which represented the increase of NH 3 -TPD tests were conducted to explore the relationship between catalytic performance and the surface acidity of the catalyst (as shown in Figure 10).…”
Section: Reducibility and Aciditymentioning
confidence: 99%