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Danchevskaya M. N., Torbin S. N., Muraviova G. P., Bol’shakov A. M.

Catalytic Properties of Doped Zinc Aluminate

Abstract

The catalytic activity of doped fine-crystalline zinc aluminate, ZnAl2O3 (gahnite) was investigated. The synthesis of gahnite was conducted in two stages under hydrothermal and supercritical conditions. The mixtures of aluminum hydroxide and zinc oxide with the additives of solutions of dopants were treated at first at the temperature of 2000C, and then at 4000C under pressure 23 MPa. The catalytic properties of synthesized zinc aluminate were researched in the reactions of carbon monoxide conversion and propane conversion. The composition of gas reaction mixture imitated composition of exhaust gases. The gahnite doped by cerium and barium together, and also two-phase system, which consisted from gahnite doped by copper and barium with copper oxide on a surface have exhibited high catalytic activity in these reactions.
Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin.
2002, Vol. 43, No. 5, P. 288
   

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