Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture

Fossil fuel related industriesare the major anthropogenic sources of Hg0 emission. Due to awareness of the detrimental impact, there is an increasing interest in discovering potential materials for Hg0 removal. In this paper, the first-row transition metals (from V to Zn), Mo and rare earth metals (...

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Main Authors: Zhao, Haitao, Yang, Gang, Pang, Cheng Heng, Fan, Hua, Hall, Philip, Kingman, Sam, Wu, Tao
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author Zhao, Haitao
Yang, Gang
Pang, Cheng Heng
Fan, Hua
Hall, Philip
Kingman, Sam
Wu, Tao
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Yang, Gang
Pang, Cheng Heng
Fan, Hua
Hall, Philip
Kingman, Sam
Wu, Tao
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description Fossil fuel related industriesare the major anthropogenic sources of Hg0 emission. Due to awareness of the detrimental impact, there is an increasing interest in discovering potential materials for Hg0 removal. In this paper, the first-row transition metals (from V to Zn), Mo and rare earth metals (La and Ce) in the oxidation states supported by γ-Al2O3werepreparedand studied as potential candidates for Hg0 capture. Based on evolution of the parameters of enthalpies (ΔH), Gibbs free energy (ΔG), adsorption peaks (Ta, peak), maximumHg0 capture efficiencies (μmax) and activation energy (Ea)etc, the samples of Cr, Ni, Fe, Mn, Co, Ce and Cu showed better performancesfor Hg0 capture amongst the 11 metal oxides. The results also indicated that MoO3 has potential to promote Hg0 capture since the activation energy is relatively low. Consequently, most of the Mo-based binary metal oxides have relatively high Hg0 removal efficienciescoupled with lowactivation energies. Particularly, the binary metal oxides of CrMo, MnMo, CuMo, CeMo andCoMo could be selected as appropriate candidates for Hg0 capture within specifictemperature windows.
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spelling nottingham-473232020-05-04T17:14:32Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/47323/ Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture Zhao, Haitao Yang, Gang Pang, Cheng Heng Fan, Hua Hall, Philip Kingman, Sam Wu, Tao Fossil fuel related industriesare the major anthropogenic sources of Hg0 emission. Due to awareness of the detrimental impact, there is an increasing interest in discovering potential materials for Hg0 removal. In this paper, the first-row transition metals (from V to Zn), Mo and rare earth metals (La and Ce) in the oxidation states supported by γ-Al2O3werepreparedand studied as potential candidates for Hg0 capture. Based on evolution of the parameters of enthalpies (ΔH), Gibbs free energy (ΔG), adsorption peaks (Ta, peak), maximumHg0 capture efficiencies (μmax) and activation energy (Ea)etc, the samples of Cr, Ni, Fe, Mn, Co, Ce and Cu showed better performancesfor Hg0 capture amongst the 11 metal oxides. The results also indicated that MoO3 has potential to promote Hg0 capture since the activation energy is relatively low. Consequently, most of the Mo-based binary metal oxides have relatively high Hg0 removal efficienciescoupled with lowactivation energies. Particularly, the binary metal oxides of CrMo, MnMo, CuMo, CeMo andCoMo could be selected as appropriate candidates for Hg0 capture within specifictemperature windows. Elsevier 2015-08-28 Article PeerReviewed Zhao, Haitao, Yang, Gang, Pang, Cheng Heng, Fan, Hua, Hall, Philip, Kingman, Sam and Wu, Tao (2015) Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture. Energy Procedia, 75 . pp. 2421-2426. ISSN 1876-6102 Hg0 Capture; Metal oxides; Screening method; thermodynamic data; and kinetic parameters http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1876610215009704?via%3Dihub doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.07.202 doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.07.202
spellingShingle Hg0 Capture; Metal oxides; Screening method; thermodynamic data; and kinetic parameters
Zhao, Haitao
Yang, Gang
Pang, Cheng Heng
Fan, Hua
Hall, Philip
Kingman, Sam
Wu, Tao
Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture
title Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture
title_full Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture
title_fullStr Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture
title_full_unstemmed Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture
title_short Screening of metal oxides for Hg0 capture
title_sort screening of metal oxides for hg0 capture
topic Hg0 Capture; Metal oxides; Screening method; thermodynamic data; and kinetic parameters
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