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Carbon monoxide oxidation over microfiltration ceramic membranes

Krivoshapkina, E. F. / Vedyagin, A. A. / Krivoshapkin, P. V. / Desyatykh, I. V.

Abstract Characteristics of the porous permeable ceramics obtained from natural sources of Komi Republic have been studied. The method of surface self-propagating high-temperature synthesis has been adapted to form a catalytically active layer on the surface of a porous ceramic support. It has been shown that high activity of the synthesized CuO–Co3O4–CeO2/kaolin and CuO–Co3O4–CeO2/cordierite catalytic membranes is due to even distribution of highly dispersed active components both on the surface and in the bulk of microfiltration ceramics.

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Carbon monoxide oxidation over microfiltration ceramic membranes

Krivoshapkina, E. F. / Vedyagin, A. A. / Krivoshapkin, P. V. / Desyatykh, I. V.

Abstract Characteristics of the porous permeable ceramics obtained from natural sources of Komi Republic have been studied. The method of surface self-propagating high-temperature synthesis has been adapted to form a catalytically active layer on the surface of a porous ceramic support. It has been shown that high activity of the synthesized CuO–Co3O4–CeO2/kaolin and CuO–Co3O4–CeO2/cordierite catalytic membranes is due to even distribution of highly dispersed active components both on the surface and in the bulk of microfiltration ceramics.

Carbon monoxide oxidation over microfiltration ceramic membranes

Krivoshapkina, E. F. / Vedyagin, A. A. / Krivoshapkin, P. V. / Desyatykh, I. V.

Abstract Characteristics of the porous permeable ceramics obtained from natural sources of Komi Republic have been studied. The method of surface self-propagating high-temperature synthesis has been adapted to form a catalytically active layer on the surface of a porous ceramic support. It has been shown that high activity of the synthesized CuO–Co3O4–CeO2/kaolin and CuO–Co3O4–CeO2/cordierite catalytic membranes is due to even distribution of highly dispersed active components both on the surface and in the bulk of microfiltration ceramics.

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Title:

Carbon monoxide oxidation over microfiltration ceramic membranes

Contributors:

Krivoshapkina, E. F. (author) / Vedyagin, A. A. (author) / Krivoshapkin, P. V. (author) / Desyatykh, I. V. (author)

Published in:

Petroleum Chemistry ; 55 ; 901-908

Publication date:

2015-12-01

Size:

8 pages

ISSN:

1555-6239 , 0965-5441

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1134/S0965544115100096

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

microfiltration ceramic membranes , cordierite , kaolinite , surface self-propagating high-temperature synthesis , oxide systems , carbon monoxide oxidation Chemistry , Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering

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