The effect of dopants (Fe, Al) on the low-temperature activity and SO2 tolerance in solvothermally synthesized MnOx NH3-SCR catalysts
Authors:
- Huirong LiHLHuirong Li
- Leonhard SchillLSLeonhard Schill
- Qi GaoQGQi Gao
- Susanne MossinSMSusanne Mossin
- Anders RiisagerAnders Riisager
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