Exploration of the interaction mechanism in the synergistic degradation of benzene and toluene over MnCoOx catalysts
Xin Xing , Zhe Li , Yixin Wang , Zonghao Tian , Jie Cheng , Zhengping Hao
Front. Environ. Sci. Eng. ›› 2025, Vol. 19 ›› Issue (2) : 22
Exploration of the interaction mechanism in the synergistic degradation of benzene and toluene over MnCoOx catalysts
The catalytic degradation of single-component VOCs has been widely studied. However, several types of VOCs may be present in an actual industrial emission stream. Efficient synergistic removal of multicomponent VOCs is currently a popular research topic. Herein, Mn–Co samples with various Mn/Co ratios (1:2, 1:1, and 2:1) were successfully prepared, and the catalytic oxidation performance characteristics toward benzene and toluene over these samples under single and binary VOC oxidation conditions were studied. Compared with pure MnOx and CoOx, the prepared Co–Mn composite oxide samples exhibited significantly improved catalytic performance. MnCoOx and MnCo2Ox showed optimum catalytic performance, with 100% benzene and 100% toluene conversion in the mixtures at 300 and 350 °C, 100% CO2 selectivity. Characterization methods were employed to elucidate the relevance of the catalytic activity to the structures, acidity, redox properties, Mn–Co valence state and oxygen species. Moreover, the interactions between benzene and toluene during their synergistic degradation, as well as the intermediates and potential reaction mechanisms of their simultaneous elimination, were investigated. Utilizing Mn–Co oxide compounds for cooperative catalytic oxidation of benzene and toluene represents a viable and effective technique for the practical and synergist elimination of multicomponent VOCs.
Mn–Co oxides / Synergetic catalytic oxidation / Benzene and toluene / Reaction mechanism
● A series of MnaCobO x (a:b = 1:2, 1:1, and 2:1) catalysts are prepared. | |
● Effects of Mn/Co for catalytic performance are studied. | |
● T90 of benzene and toluene in the mixture over MnCoO x are 290 and 248 °C. | |
| ● The reaction mechanism of benzene and toluene synergistic oxidation is proposed. |
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