The possibilities of application of modified carbonaceous materials in the reaction of nitrogen oxides removal from outgases from stationary sources
Gospodarka Surowcami Mineralnymi – Mineral Resources Management 2007;23(Zeszyt specjalny 1):119-132
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ABSTRACT
The discussion of the modification of carbonaceous materials as possible catalysts for the removal of nitrogen oxides from outgases was carried out. A special attention was paid to: (1) the modification of surface functionalities (oxygen-and nitrogen-surface groups), (2) promotion with transition metal oxides/hydroxides and (3) the influence of the presence of SO2 and H2O in outgases.
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Możliwości zastosowania modyfikowanych materiałów węglowych w reakcji usuwania tlenków azotu z gazów odlotowych ze źródeł stacjonarnych
tlenek azotu, materiały węglowe
W pracy przedstawiono dyskusję badań nad modyfikacją materiałów węglowych w aspekcie ich możliwego zastosowania jako katalizatorów selektywnej redukcji tlenku azotu amoniakiem. Szczególną uwagę poświęcono: (1) modyfikacji grup powierzchniowych (grupy tlenowe i azotowe), (2) promowaniu tlenkami/wodorotlenkami metali d-elektronowych, oraz (3) wpływowi obecności SO2 i H2O w gazach odlotowych.
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