Investigation into the roles of interfacial H2O structure in catalytic oxidation of HCHO and CO over CuMnO2 catalysts.
Investigation into the roles of interfacial H2O structure in catalytic oxidation of HCHO and CO over CuMnO2 catalysts.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jes.2022.10.044
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发表时间:
2022-11
影响因子:
6.9
通讯作者:
Chunyan Ma;Jushuang Pan;Cheng Chen;Yuanyuan Dong;Feng Yao;Fengbang Wang;Maoyong Song
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作者:
Chunyan Ma;Jushuang Pan;Cheng Chen;Yuanyuan Dong;Feng Yao;Fengbang Wang;Maoyong Song
The rapid deactivation of cost-effective MnO2-based catalysts in humid air limits their application in practice, and the identification of the role of water in an oxidation process is significant for developing water-resistant MnO2-based catalysts. Here, CuMnO2showed a 20.3% HCHO conversion in 10 hr at room temperature in humid air with relative humidity of 40%, but deactivated in 3 hr in dry air. The excellent activity and stability of HCHO oxidation in humid air were attributed to the positive effect of H2O on HCHO oxidation to the H2O-HOCH2OH supermolecule assemblies via hydrogen bonds formed on CuMnO2. H2O-HOCH2OH supermolecule assemblies tend to be oxidized to carbonate, which is further oxidized to CO2. Furthermore, CuMnO2exhibited a much poorer activity of CO oxidation in humid air, but the CO conversion was still 100% in 10 hr in dry air. H2O showed a competitive adsorption effect to CO on CuMnO2. CuMnO2could be applied in HCHO elimination in humid air and CO elimination in dry air.