Ozone Decomposition over Alumina-Supported Copper, Manganese and Copper-Manganese Catalysts
I. Spasova, Penko Nikolov, Dimitar Mehandjiev
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I. Spasova, Penko Nikolov, Dimitar Mehandjiev
Abstract
Samples of three series alumina supported catalysts of copper, manganese and copper-manganese oxides are investigated with respect to ozone decomposition at low temperatures. The catalysts are found to be active in the reaction studied and the most active are mixed copper-manganese catalysts—they do not change their activity for prolonged time. The reason for the enhanced activity is suggested to be the presence of copper and manganese in various oxidation states.
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Samples of three series alumina supported catalysts of copper, manganese and copper-manganese oxides are investigated with respect to ozone decomposition at low temperatures. The catalysts are found to be active in the reaction studied and the most active are mixed copper-manganese catalysts—they do not change their activity for prolonged time. The reason for the enhanced activity is suggested to be the presence of copper and manganese in various oxidation states.
Key concepts: Manganese, Copper, Catalysis, Decomposition, Inorganic chemistry, Chemistry, Ozone, Organic chemistry