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Superior Performance of Fe 1-x W x O δ for the Selective Catalytic Reduction of NO x with NH 3 : Interaction between Fe and W.
Environmental Science & Technology 2016 December 21
Novel iron-tungsten catalysts were first developed for the selective catalytic reduction of NOx by NH3 in diesel exhaust, achieving an excellent performance with a wide operating temperature window above 90% NOx conversion from 225 or 250 to 450 °C (GHSVs of 30 000 or 50 000 h-1 ). It also exhibited a pronounced stability and relatively high NOx conversion in the presence of H2 O, SO2 and CO2 . The introduction of W resulted in the formation of α-Fe2 O3 and FeWO4 species obtained by HRTEM directly. The synergic effect of two species contributed to the high SCR activity, because of the increased surface acidity and electronic property. The FeWO4 with octahedral [FeO6 ]/[WO6 ] structure acted as the Brønsted acid sites to form highly active NH4 + species. Combining DFT calculations with XPS and UV-vis results, it was found that the fine electron interaction between α-Fe2 O3 and FeWO4 made the electron more easily transfer from W6+ sites to Fe3+ sites, which promoted the formation of NO2 . Judging by the kinetics and SCR activity studies, the Fe0.75 W0.25 Oδ with an appropriate W amount showed the strongest interaction, and thereby the lowest activation energy of 39 kJ•mol-1 and optimal catalytic activity. These findings would be conducive to the reasonable design of NH3 -SCR catalysts by adjusting the fabrication.
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