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The Progress of V₂O₅/TiO₂-Based Catalyst in Hg⁰ Removal and PCCD/Fs Decomposition

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The common form of vanadium-based catalyst and characteristics of plate-type catalyst are described in this paper. The catalytic mechanism of vanadium-based catalysts about Hg⁰-oxidation and De-PCCD/Fs is intensivly analyzed. The influencing factors of V₂O₅-WO₃(MoO₃)/TiO₂ in mercury removal and PCCD/Fs decomposition are expounded.

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The Eighth China National Conference on Functional Materials and Applications

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 873)

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534-539

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December 2013

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Dong Liang Gu*, Shao Guang Liu, Li Ping Gu, Cheng Wu Chen, Jin Ming Wu, Yu Song Xu

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De-NOx Catalyst, De-PCCD/Fs, Hg⁰-Oxidation, Plate-Type

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