2015
DOI: 10.1016/s1872-2067(15)60947-0
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Carbon monoxide oxidation on copper manganese oxides prepared by selective etching with ammonia

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“…In the above methods, the co-precipitation method can produce the highly active sites of the CuMnOx catalyst [19,20]. A co-precipitation method is used for the preparation of CuMnOx catalyst with a full range (Cu:Mn) in a CuMnOx solution, and after the precipitation conditions, the (Cu:Mn) ratio of the final catalyst is very similar to the (Cu 2+ : Mn 2+ ) ratio in the starting solutions [10,21]. There are many things, which can be varied during the catalyst preparation by co-precipitation method and the subsequent calcination step for controlling the performance of catalyst for CO oxidation [22].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the above methods, the co-precipitation method can produce the highly active sites of the CuMnOx catalyst [19,20]. A co-precipitation method is used for the preparation of CuMnOx catalyst with a full range (Cu:Mn) in a CuMnOx solution, and after the precipitation conditions, the (Cu:Mn) ratio of the final catalyst is very similar to the (Cu 2+ : Mn 2+ ) ratio in the starting solutions [10,21]. There are many things, which can be varied during the catalyst preparation by co-precipitation method and the subsequent calcination step for controlling the performance of catalyst for CO oxidation [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%