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Research Progress on Mn-Based Catalysts for Catalytic Combustion of Volatile Organic Compounds

Authors: LUO Guangjun; CHEN Shuang; YIN Hong; ZENG Jia; XIE Hongmei; ZHOU Guilin

DOI: 10.1016/S1872-5813(26)60645-7Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • K+ doping in MnOx enhances oxygen vacancy concentration, lowering toluene oxidation T90 by ~20°C (from 250°C to 230°C) as reported by Huang et al. (2024), improving low-temperature activity for industrial off-gas treatment. • • CoMn2O4 catalysts exhibit dual activation of lattice and molecular oxygen via oxygen vacancies, achieving >90% VOC conversion at 220°C (Ren et al., 2024), enabling energy-efficient combustion. • • Cu-OMS-2 materials, characterized by XAS and cyclic voltammetry (Ramstad & Mikkelsen, 2004), show enhanced redox properties, with Cu incorporation increasing oxygen mobility and lowering activation energy for aromatic VOC oxidation. • • Pt/MnO2 catalysts with strong metal-support interactions achieve total toluene oxidation at 150°C (Mo et al., 2019), demonstrating that noble metal loading on MnO2 drastically reduces operating temperature, improving cost-effectiveness despite Pt cost.