The catalytic activity of carbon nanotubes-supported vanadium oxide(V_2O_5/CNTs) catalysts in the selective catalytic reduction(SCR) of NO with NH_3 at low temperatures(<250℃) was investigated.The effects of V_2O_...The catalytic activity of carbon nanotubes-supported vanadium oxide(V_2O_5/CNTs) catalysts in the selective catalytic reduction(SCR) of NO with NH_3 at low temperatures(<250℃) was investigated.The effects of V_2O_5loading,reaction temperature,and presence of SO_2 on the SCR activity were evaluated.The results show that V_2O_5/CNTs catalysts exhibit high activity for NO reduction with NH_3 at low-temperatures.The catalysts also show very high stability in the presence of SO_2.More interestingly,their activities are significantly promoted instead of being poisoned by SO_2.The promoting effect of SO_2 is distinctly associated with V_2O_5 loading,particularly maximized at low V_2O_5 loading,which indicated the role of CNTs support in this effect.The promoting effect of SO_2 at low temperatures suggests that V_2O_5/CNTs catalysts are promising catalytic materials for low-temperature SCR reactions.展开更多
Single-walled carbon nanotubes （SWNTs） have been grown on a silica-supported monometallic nickel （Ni） catalyst at temperatures ranging from as low as 450℃to 800℃. Different spectroscopic techniques, such as Rama...Single-walled carbon nanotubes （SWNTs） have been grown on a silica-supported monometallic nickel （Ni） catalyst at temperatures ranging from as low as 450℃to 800℃. Different spectroscopic techniques, such as Raman, photoluminescence emission （PLE）, and ultra violet-visible-near infrared （UV-vis-NIR） absorption spectroscopy were used to evaluate file diameter and quality of the SWNTs grown over the Ni catalyst at different temperatures. The analysis revealed that high quality SWNTs with a very narrow diameter distribution were obtained at a growth temperature of 500 ℃. In the PLE and absorption spectra, differences were observed between the SWNTs grown oil Ni and those grown on cobalt （Co）. This result expands the potential of growing a specific （n, m） tube species with relatively high abundance by tuning the catalyst composition. Furthermore, the prerequisites for the low temperature growth of SWNTs over a monometallic transition metal catalyst have been elucidated.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21006065)the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China(Y5100009)
文摘The catalytic activity of carbon nanotubes-supported vanadium oxide(V_2O_5/CNTs) catalysts in the selective catalytic reduction(SCR) of NO with NH_3 at low temperatures(<250℃) was investigated.The effects of V_2O_5loading,reaction temperature,and presence of SO_2 on the SCR activity were evaluated.The results show that V_2O_5/CNTs catalysts exhibit high activity for NO reduction with NH_3 at low-temperatures.The catalysts also show very high stability in the presence of SO_2.More interestingly,their activities are significantly promoted instead of being poisoned by SO_2.The promoting effect of SO_2 is distinctly associated with V_2O_5 loading,particularly maximized at low V_2O_5 loading,which indicated the role of CNTs support in this effect.The promoting effect of SO_2 at low temperatures suggests that V_2O_5/CNTs catalysts are promising catalytic materials for low-temperature SCR reactions.
文摘Single-walled carbon nanotubes （SWNTs） have been grown on a silica-supported monometallic nickel （Ni） catalyst at temperatures ranging from as low as 450℃to 800℃. Different spectroscopic techniques, such as Raman, photoluminescence emission （PLE）, and ultra violet-visible-near infrared （UV-vis-NIR） absorption spectroscopy were used to evaluate file diameter and quality of the SWNTs grown over the Ni catalyst at different temperatures. The analysis revealed that high quality SWNTs with a very narrow diameter distribution were obtained at a growth temperature of 500 ℃. In the PLE and absorption spectra, differences were observed between the SWNTs grown oil Ni and those grown on cobalt （Co）. This result expands the potential of growing a specific （n, m） tube species with relatively high abundance by tuning the catalyst composition. Furthermore, the prerequisites for the low temperature growth of SWNTs over a monometallic transition metal catalyst have been elucidated.
