We expect this strategy to promote the development and utilization of CO-SCR catalysts and reveal a new inexpensive and highly efficient method for practical applications. The elementary reactions mainly includes the generation of O v, the NO + NO process, the reaction pathways of CO reacts with *O, *OH, *H (H 2O) and O v is refilled by gaseous O 2. Largely, combined with in-situ DRIFTS and the transition-state analysis, the elementary reactions of CuCoCe/2D-VMT in the SCR pathways are proposed under the following harsh conditions: CO + NO + O 2 + H 2O. Further, in the DFT calculation, the transition state search and potential energy analysis, CuCoCe/2D-VMT possesses lower activation energy and higher energy gain compared with CuCo/2D-VMT in each potential reaction pathway. Additionally, the in situ DRIFTS spectrum reflects the existence of Cu +−CO, ν as (CO 3 2−), ν s (NO 3 −), (NO) 2, ν as (–OH), ν as (COO–), and δ (HCO 3 −) intermediates on the CuCoCe/2D-VMT surface, it supports the following mechanism study. CuCoCe/2D-VMT promotes the dispersion of the active metal-site species and boosts the reduction temperature, reduces the particle size gradually. Most traffic counts are reported in terms of annual average daily traffic (AADT) and represent an estimate of the number of vehicles traveling along a given point on a highway on an average day in the year. The NO conversion utilizing CuCoCe/2D-VMT achieves 100% at 300☌ with a GHSV of 102,000 h −1in the presence of 1 vol% O 2 and 5 vol% H 2O. Vehicle miles of travel (VMT) is a measure of all the miles driven within a specified area and timeframe. Here, we prepare two-dimensional (2D) vermiculite (VMT)-supported copper–cobalt–cerium catalyst (CuCoCe/2D-VMT) by the impregnation method and employed it for the CO-SCR reaction. MCS-150 updates show up faster on SAFER and the FMCSA Portal websites.Two-dimensional (2D) materials have attracted tremendous attention as denitration catalysts for the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) reaction. PLEASE NOTE: The SMS website is updated monthly, so your MCS-150 changes will notīe reflected on that site until the next monthly update.
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