“…To determine the strength and types of acid sites of these catalysts, pyridine IR spectroscopy measurements were performed at 200 and 350 • C. The pyridine adsorption IR spectra after degassing at 200 • C are assigned to the total amounts of acid sites, while the IR pyridine adsorption spectra after degassing at 350 • C are associated to the amounts of medium and strong acid sites. The band at 1540 cm -1 is attributed to pyridine adsorbed onto Brønsted acid sites, and the bands at 1450 and 1572 cm -1 are assigned to pyridine adsorbed onto Lewis acid sites, while the band at 1492 cm -1 is ascribed to a combination of Brønsted and Lewis acid sites [59][60][61]. Fig.…”
Section: Py-ftir Spectra Of the Oxide Nimo Catalystsmentioning
“…To determine the strength and types of acid sites of these catalysts, pyridine IR spectroscopy measurements were performed at 200 and 350 • C. The pyridine adsorption IR spectra after degassing at 200 • C are assigned to the total amounts of acid sites, while the IR pyridine adsorption spectra after degassing at 350 • C are associated to the amounts of medium and strong acid sites. The band at 1540 cm -1 is attributed to pyridine adsorbed onto Brønsted acid sites, and the bands at 1450 and 1572 cm -1 are assigned to pyridine adsorbed onto Lewis acid sites, while the band at 1492 cm -1 is ascribed to a combination of Brønsted and Lewis acid sites [59][60][61]. Fig.…”
Section: Py-ftir Spectra Of the Oxide Nimo Catalystsmentioning
“…The reason for this may be that copper and cerium species cover the external surface of ZSM-5, blocking a number of zeolite channels, and impeding entry of N 2 into the pores. XRD patterns ( No diffraction peaks attributed to either copper or cerium oxides are observed, which suggests that the copper and cerium species are well dispersed on the ZSM-5 support [15,16].…”
“…The present work attempts to develop a novel W-Fe catalyst, considering that Fe oxides contain multiple valence states and high thermal stability [20,21] and WO 3 could bring in more acid sites. Herein, a WO 3 /Fe 2 O 3 catalyst is demonstrated to be active for the NH 3 -SCR of NO x in a wide temperature range.…”
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