Selective catalytic reduction of NOx by hydrocarbons enhanced by hydrogen peroxide over silver/alumina catalysts
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Petr Sazama, Blanka Wichterlová
It is shown that hydrogen peroxide enhances substantially selective reduction of NOx to nitrogen with hydrocarbons over Ag/alumina catalysts.
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