An in situ technique is employed to tailor the valence states of copper in CuOδ/γ-Al2O3 catalysts with the purpose of inducing superior catalytic performance for simultaneous elimination of NO and CO. The catalyst with zero-valent copper exhibits excellent catalytic performance, which is comparable with the conventional supported noble-metal catalysts.

This study focused on arsenate removal by nano zero-valent iron (NZVI) in the gas-bubbled aqueous solution. It appears that solution acidified by H2SO4 is far more favorable than by CO2-bubbled acidification. In addition, as dissolved oxygen was stripped out of solution by N2 gas bubbling, the arsenate removal dropped significantly. To take advantages of common practice of carbonation and oxic ...

globally, increasing nitrate concentrations have become a significant environmental problem and a potential risk to public health. the world health organization (who) has set a limit of (10 (mg.l -1 )) no 3 - for human consumption and (100 mg.l -1 )) no 3 - for animals. water above these limits requires denitrification. nitrates causes cancer, blue-bay syndrome, hypertension and thyroid hypertr...

Catalytic effects of cupric ion (Cu2+) and zero-valent copper (Cu0) on ozonation in aqueous solution were discussed this research using 1,4-dioxane as a radical probe. Ozonation with Cu0 enhance...