Chemistry Letters · 2015 · 39 citations · 14 references
Natural SciencesChemical EngineeringChemistryCatalysisCombustionInorganic ChemistryCatalyst CharacterizationCatalyst DesignCatalytic MaterialsCombustion ProcessesCombustion Reaction EngineeringFuel ChemistryAmmonia CombustionCatalytic ActivityCatalytic CombustionMetal Oxide CatalysisMetal Oxide CatalystsOxide CatalysisSelectivityTransition Metal Oxides
Catalytic activity and selectivities of metal oxides and Pt/Al2O3 were evaluated for the combustion of NH3, which is considered a carbon-free energy source. Catalytic NH3 combustion using 3d transition metal oxides for the stoichiometric NH3–O2 reaction showed the following order of activity: MnO2 > Co3O4 > CuO > Fe2O3 ≈ V2O5 > NiO. This order implies that the activity increases with decreasing oxygen bond energy of the metal oxides. CuO exhibited higher N2 selectivity than the other transition metal oxides.
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Ravi Prasad, Lawrence A. Kennedy, Eli Ruckenstein · Catalysis Reviews · 1984 · 411 citations
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