Materials Science
8 years ago

Fe-FER catalyst offers hope for cleaner production of nitric acid

Catalysis Communications
High temperature performance and stability of Fe-FER catalyst for N2O decomposition
Galina Sádovská, Edyta Tábor, Petr Sazama, Miloslav Lhotka, Milan Bernauer, Zdeněk Sobalı́k

Paper Summary

The researchers tested a catalyst called Fe-FER to see how well it breaks down N2O gas at high temperatures. They found that even after 12 days of testing, the catalyst remained stable and effective. This means Fe-FER could be a good option for removing N2O in the production of nitric acid.

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