Wegner K, Woellner M, Zippel R, Medicus M, Schade E, Grothe J, Kaskel S (2019)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2019
Book Volume: 58
Pages Range: 19839-19846
Journal Issue: 43
In this study, optical calorimetry is introduced for the investigation of activation procedures and catalyst composition on the catalytic carbon monoxide (CO) oxidation at ambient conditions. In addition, temperature-dependent measurements are presented using a novel temperature-controlled InfraSORP technology. Temperature-dependent measurements as well as the influence of different activation conditions were carried out using a commercially available copper manganese oxide catalyst (CARULITE 300). The influence of the catalyst composition was investigated on copper manganese mixed oxides synthesized by a flame spray pyrolysis process. By comparing the results of optical calorimetry to in situ catalytic measurements, a good linear correlation of the optical signal and the CO conversion is demonstrated. In contrast to standard catalysis, the optical calorimetry allows a rapid screening (only 5-10 min per sample) with even a minimal amount of catalyst sample prior to testing any final candidates for respiratory filter materials in real applications.
APA:
Wegner, K., Woellner, M., Zippel, R., Medicus, M., Schade, E., Grothe, J., & Kaskel, S. (2019). Rapid Screening of CO Oxidation Catalysts Using Optical Calorimetry. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 58(43), 19839-19846. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.iecr.9b04156
MLA:
Wegner, Karl, et al. "Rapid Screening of CO Oxidation Catalysts Using Optical Calorimetry." Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 58.43 (2019): 19839-19846.
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