Commercial Fe- or Co-containing carbon nanotubes as catalysts for NH3 decomposition
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Jian Zhang, Massimiliano Comotti, Ferdi Schüth, Robert Schlögl, Dang Sheng Su
Fresh commercial carbon nanotubes (CNTs) containing residual Co or Fe nanoparticles are highly active for NH3 decomposition while the microstructure of CNTs remains unchanged. The catalysts are promising for elimination of NH3 from coal gasification stream and for production of H2 from NH3.
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