Lanthanum-promoted copper-based hydrotalcites derived mixed oxides for NOx adsorption, soot combustion and simultaneous NOx-soot removal
Lanthanum-promoted copper-based hydrotalcites derived mixed oxides for NOx adsorption, soot combustion and simultaneous NOx-soot removal
La-promoted Cu-based hydrotalcites derived mixed oxides were prepared and their catalytic activities for NOx adsorption, soot oxidation, and simultaneous NOx-soot removal were investigated. The catalysts were characterized by XRD, DTG, BET, FTIR, H2-TPR, TPD and TPO techniques. The oxides catalysts exhibited mesoporous properties with specific surface area of 45–160 m2/g. The incorporation of La and Cu decreased the amount of basic sites due to the large decrease in surface areas. Under O2 atmosphere, La incorporation is dominant for soot oxidation activity, while Cu favors high selectivity to CO2 formation. A synergetic effect between La and Cu for catalyzed soot oxidation lies in the improved redox property and suitable basicity. The presence of NO in O2 significantly promoted soot oxidation on the catalysts with the ignition temperature decreased to about 300 °C. In O2/NO atmosphere, NO2 acts as an intermediate which oxidizes soot to CO2 at a lower temperature with itself reduced to NO or N2, contributing to the high catalytic performance in simultaneous removal of NOx and soot.
layered compounds, oxides, chemical synthesis, x-ray diffraction, catalytic properties
119-127
Wang, Zhongpeng
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Yan, Xiaotong
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Bi, Xinlin
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Wang, Liguo
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Zhang, Zhaoliang
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Jiang, Zheng
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Xiao, Tiancun
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Umar, Ahmad
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Wang, Qiang
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March 2014
Wang, Zhongpeng
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Yan, Xiaotong
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Bi, Xinlin
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Wang, Liguo
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Zhang, Zhaoliang
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Jiang, Zheng
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Xiao, Tiancun
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Umar, Ahmad
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Wang, Qiang
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Wang, Zhongpeng, Yan, Xiaotong, Bi, Xinlin, Wang, Liguo, Zhang, Zhaoliang, Jiang, Zheng, Xiao, Tiancun, Umar, Ahmad and Wang, Qiang
(2014)
Lanthanum-promoted copper-based hydrotalcites derived mixed oxides for NOx adsorption, soot combustion and simultaneous NOx-soot removal.
Materials Research Bulletin, 51, .
(doi:10.1016/j.materresbull.2013.12.003).
Abstract
La-promoted Cu-based hydrotalcites derived mixed oxides were prepared and their catalytic activities for NOx adsorption, soot oxidation, and simultaneous NOx-soot removal were investigated. The catalysts were characterized by XRD, DTG, BET, FTIR, H2-TPR, TPD and TPO techniques. The oxides catalysts exhibited mesoporous properties with specific surface area of 45–160 m2/g. The incorporation of La and Cu decreased the amount of basic sites due to the large decrease in surface areas. Under O2 atmosphere, La incorporation is dominant for soot oxidation activity, while Cu favors high selectivity to CO2 formation. A synergetic effect between La and Cu for catalyzed soot oxidation lies in the improved redox property and suitable basicity. The presence of NO in O2 significantly promoted soot oxidation on the catalysts with the ignition temperature decreased to about 300 °C. In O2/NO atmosphere, NO2 acts as an intermediate which oxidizes soot to CO2 at a lower temperature with itself reduced to NO or N2, contributing to the high catalytic performance in simultaneous removal of NOx and soot.
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Published date: March 2014
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layered compounds, oxides, chemical synthesis, x-ray diffraction, catalytic properties
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/363723
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Xiaotong Yan
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Qiang Wang
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