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Progress in research of water resistance of manganese-based oxide catalysts for ozone decomposition at normal ambient temperature

Received Date:2022-01-23

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    Abstract:Transition metal oxide MnOx is widely used in catalytic decomposition of ozone because of its excellent activity and low... Open+
    Abstract:

    Transition metal oxide MnOx is widely used in catalytic decomposition of ozone because of its excellent activity and low price. In order to develop manganese-based oxide catalysts with stable catalysis capability in high humid condition for long time,the mechanism of ozone decomposition in humid air on manganese-based oxide catalysts was summarized, as well as the mechanism of deactivation of catalysts, the techniques to improve the water resistance of manganese-based oxide catalysts were concluded. In order to meet the future requirements of application, it was suggested to develop environmental-friendly manganese-based oxide catalysts for ozone decomposition with excellent water-resistance.

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    Authors:

    • CHEN Xiao1,2
    • HU Zhongheng1
    • ZHOU Changcheng1
    • ZHOU Ying1
    • HU Dan3
    • KE Quanli1
    • LU Hanfeng1,*

    Units

    • 1.College of Chemical Engineering, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou 310014, China,
    • 2.Jinhua Polytechnic, Jinhua 321000, China,
    • 3.Linan Branch of Hangzhou Ecological Environment Bureau, Hangzhou 311300, China

    Keywords

    • Ozone catalytic decomposition
    • Manganese based oxide
    • Water resistance
    • Catalysis at normal ambient temperature
    • Catalyst

    Citation

    CHEN Xiao, HU Zhongheng, ZHOU Changcheng, et al. Progress in research of water resistance of manganese-based oxide catalysts for ozone decomposition at normal ambient temperature [J]. Energy Environmental Protection, 2022, 36(4): 11-21.

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