Reducción de NOx con NH3 en catalizadores de Mn/TiO2: una revisión sistemática de la literatura
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i13.35737Palabras clave:
SCR; NOx; NH3; Mn/TiO2.Resumen
Este artículo de revisión sistemática de la literatura proporciona una descripción general de los resultados sobre la eficiencia de los catalizadores de Mn/TiO2 soportados que contienen metales de transición para su uso en la reducción catalítica selectiva (SCR) de NOx con NH3. Se aplicó la metodología sistemática de literatura Methodi Ordinatio para clasificar los mejores artículos sobre el tema, priorizando el factor de impacto de la revista, el año de publicación y el número de citas del artículo científico. El ordenamiento de los datos mostró valores de eficiencias de reducción de NOx de hasta el 97% para catalizadores sin dopaje y hasta el 100% para materiales dopados con níquel, que entre los metales dopantes relacionados mostraron la mejor eficiencia en la reducción de NOx con NH3. Se observan muchos trabajos relacionados con este tema y se verifica en el contexto sistemático que los materiales a base de óxido de manganeso y óxido de titanio dopados con metales de transición o tierras raras son extremadamente prometedores y eficientes en la SCR de NOx con NH3.
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