High-temperature CO-SCR of NO in oxygen-containing combustion microenvironments enabled by sulfate-regulated Fe–Cr–Cu catalysts
Authors:
- Dongke LiDLDongke Li
- Jiwen ZhangJZJiwen Zhang
- Hening YuHYHening Yu
- Jiaxin DongJDJiaxin Dong
- Dabo LiuDLDabo Liu
- Shanshan JiangSJShanshan Jiang
- Yue ZhaoYZYue Zhao
- Bing HuBHBing Hu
- Xiaoxing FanXFXiaoxing Fan
- Qiang GuoQGQiang Guo
- 19 October 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering
- Vol. 14 (6)
Abstract
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- Liaoning University
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