Supported Pt–Cu bimetallic catalysts: preparation and synergic effects in their catalytic oxidative degradation of aniline

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Supported Pt–Cu bimetallic catalysts: preparation and synergic effects in their catalytic oxidative degradation of aniline

Abstract: An AC supported Pt–Cu catalyst prepared with a new methanal reduction method was found to be quite effective for catalytic Fenton oxidation of aniline in water. The Pt and Cu components showed a synergic effect for the catalytic process.

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