Combining solid state physics concepts and X-ray absorption spectroscopy to understand DeNOx catalysis

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Considering the NO adsorption process, starting from theoretical considerations, evaluation of the variation of the properties of metallic clusters versus their size and composition leads to a prediction of the NO adsorption mode on these nanoentities. Then, based on experimental results obtained mostly through X-ray absorption spectroscopy, we have connected the adsorption mode of the molecule to the behaviour of the metallic cluster following the adsorption process. A simple hypothesis leads us to discuss the catalytic activity of nanometer scale metallic clusters following NO adsorption. Copyright © 2006, Institut français du pétrole.

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Bazin, D., Sayers, D., Lynch, J., Guczi, L., Tréglia, G., & Mottet, C. (2006). Combining solid state physics concepts and X-ray absorption spectroscopy to understand DeNOx catalysis. Oil and Gas Science and Technology, 61(5), 677–689. https://doi.org/10.2516/ogst:2006006

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