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Extraordinary deactivation offset effect of zinc and arsenic on V2O5 −WO3/TiO2 catalysts: Like cures like

  • Si Jiang
  • , Xiang Li*
  • , Yong Yin
  • , Bingcheng Luo
  • , Abdulrasheed Gambo Isah
  • , Zili Zhang
  • , Tianle Zhu
  • *此作品的通讯作者
  • Beihang University
  • China Agricultural University
  • China University of Geosciences, Beijing

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摘要

The commercial V2O5 −WO3/TiO2 (VWTi) catalysts often suffer from a serious joint deactivation by multiple heavy metals in the flue gas for NOx removal by NH3-SCR. Herein, we report an extraordinary deactivation offset effect between Zn and As on VWTi with alleviation of the toxic effects of the heavy metals by “like cures like”. With the As&Zn content of 4 wt%, VWTi-As&Zn exhibited over 97% NO conversion under a GHSV of 100,000 h−1 and good SO2/H2O tolerance (> 93% NO conversion). It's presented 85% of fresh VWTi, exceeding those of VWTi-Zn (15%) by 5.6-fold and VWTi-As (70%) by 1.2-fold. Structure analysis showed that, unlike VWTi-As and VWTi-Zn, the V[dbnd]O vibration and dispersion state of VOx sites over VWTi-As&Zn were hardly affected. Moreover, VWTi-As&Zn possessed both the Lewis and Brønsted acid sites while VWTi-Zn and VWTi-As had only one type of them. The operando infrared/Raman/UV–vis spectroscopy and DFT calculations verified that the less affected VOx sites mainly reflected in three aspects: 1) the electron interaction between As and Zn; 2) the active V[dbnd]O Lewis acid sites; 3) lower energy barrier for N − H bond breaking. The “like cures like” phenomenon may open up an innovative pathway for the control of hazardous heavy metals.

源语言英语
文章编号129894
期刊Journal of Hazardous Materials
441
DOI
出版状态已出版 - 5 1月 2023

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