Abstract:
In order to achieve the low-temperature (200-250℃) NH
3-SCR, highly dispersed VO
x-MnO
x/CeO
2 catalysts with different exposed facets were produced. The NH
3-SCR performance results indicate that the NO conversion over VO
x-MnO
x/CeO
2-R with preferentially exposed 110 facets can achieve NO conversion >95% over a wide temperature span of 220-330℃. From the
in-
situ DRIFTs, gaseous NH
3 and NO are favorable to be absorbed on the surface of the VO
x-MnO
x/CeO
2-R catalyst with preferentially exposed 110 facets, which improves the efficiency of NO conversion. The mechanism study via in situ DRIFTs demonstrates that the well dispersed vanadium species on CeO
2 110 absorb NH
3 to generate NH
3(L) and NH
4+(B) species, which in turn become highly reactive toward bridging nitrate and bidentate nitrate species to form N
2 and H
2O according to the Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism.