Promoting NO removal performance of Fenton-like enhanced SCR reactions via modulating V/Fe in Fe-V oxides

Yang, Huiping; Li, Jinglei; Sang, Haoran; Zhang, Baiqiang; Bai, Hongcun; Han, Li; Hu, Limin; Wu, Bo

doi:10.1016/j.apsusc.2024.159379

Applied Surface Science

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2024.159379

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Promoting NO removal performance of Fenton-like enhanced SCR reactions via modulating V/Fe in Fe-V oxides

Huiping Yang,

Jinglei Li,

Haoran Sang

et al.

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Recent Advances in NO Reduction with NH3 and CO over Cu-Ce Bimetallic and Derived Catalysts

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Sintering flue gas contains significant amounts of harmful gases, such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides (NOx), which pose severe threats to the ecological environment and human health. Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology is widely employed for the removal of nitrogen oxides, with copper-cerium-based bimetallic catalysts and their derivatives demonstrating excellent catalytic efficiency in SCR reactions, primarily due to the significant synergistic effect between copper and cerium. This paper summarizes the main factors affecting the catalytic performance of Cu-Ce-based bimetallic catalysts and their derivatives in the selective catalytic reduction of ammonia and carbon monoxide. Key considerations include various preparation methods, doping of active components, and the effects of loading catalysts on different supports. This paper also analyzes the influence of surface oxygen vacancies, redox capacity, acidity, and specific surface area on catalytic performance. Additionally, the anti-poisoning performance and reaction mechanisms of the catalysts are discussed. Finally, the paper proposes strategies for designing high-activity and high-stability catalysts, considering the development prospects and challenges of Cu-Ce-based bimetallic catalysts and their derivatives, with the aim of providing theoretical guidance for optimizing Cu-Ce-based catalysts and promoting their industrial applications.

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Promoting NO removal performance of Fenton-like enhanced SCR reactions via modulating V/Fe in Fe-V oxides

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References 47 publications

Insight into NH3-SCR and H2O/SO2 resistance of Ce modified iron-based catalysts with the presence of arsenic

Insight into NH3-SCR and H2O/SO2 resistance of Ce modified iron-based catalysts with the presence of arsenic

Recent Advances in NO Reduction with NH3 and CO over Cu-Ce Bimetallic and Derived Catalysts

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