Fe-exchanged zeolites are heterogeneous catalysts that can potentially ensure simultaneous conversion of nitrous oxide (N2O) and nitric oxide (NO) using ammonia (NH3) as a selective reducing agent through their selective catalytic reduction reaction (N2O-N ...
The heterogeneous speciation of ion-exchanged zeolites hinders a rational understanding of their reactivity. This is particularly the case for Fecontaining zeolites that are widely used in both the activation and decomposition of N 2 O. Herein, we explored ...
Methane emissions from the exhaust gas of stoichiometric engines can be efficiently controlled by means of three-way catalysts. In this work, we show how the activity of a fully formulated commercial three-way catalyst can be significantly enhanced by peri ...
The methanol-to-olefins (MTO) process on zeolite-based catalysts enables the production of olefins from green methanol. Selectivity control requires an understanding of the nature and evolution of hydrocarbon species that act as catalytically active center ...
Catalytic hydrothermal gasification (cHTG) is a sustainable and promising route to convert wet biomass into renewable methane, but the catalyst is deactivated by small amounts of soluble sulfate stemming from the biomass feedstock. Under hydrothermal condi ...
Iron-exchanged zeolites are often deployed industrially to remediate nitric oxide (NO) and nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions. The nature of the active site and the reaction mechanism involved in the simultaneous removal of NO and N2O remain largely unknown, pr ...
The tightening emission regulations have led to the development of commercial DOCs with zoned or layered formulations allowing to cover a wide range of functionalities (i.e. CO, HC and NO oxidation as well as HC or NOx trap). Aging phenomena in such comple ...
A method to assess the impact of deactivation phenomena on the global performance of a catalytic reactor was developed. The methodology is applied here to the case of CO methanation, where the catalyst is subject to deactivation by coking. This method can ...
Ammonia (NH3) is a promising fuel for use in marine applications due to its favorable chemical properties. However, emissions of especially nitrous oxide (N2O), with a global warming potential (GWP) of 273, pose a significant barrier to the adoption of NH3 ...
The conversion of carbon dioxide to value-added products using renewable electricity would potentially help to address current climate concerns. The electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide to propylene, a critical feedstock, requires multiple C-C coupl ...
