Activity improvement of gold yolk–shell catalysts for CO oxidation by doping with TiO2
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Robert Güttel, Michael Paul, Ferdi Schüth
Au, @ZrO2 yolk–shell catalysts were found to exhibit a surprisingly high activity in CO oxidation even though the gold particle size is about 15 nm. A further enhancement of the activity has been achieved by simply doping these materials with small amounts of TiO2 during synthesis. A comparison of the standard Au, @ZrO2 yolk–shell catalysts with the novel TiO2-doped Au/Ti, @ZrO2 shows significant activity enhancement, even though small amounts of TiO2 are present.
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