| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50010 | Catalysis Communications | 2013 | 6 Pages |
•3D ordered mesoporous Co–Mn oxide was prepared using a KIT-6 templating.•3D-CoMn showed higher HCHO storage capacity and better moisture tolerance.•3D mesoporous oxides are promising in HCHO “storage–oxidation” cycling removal.
Three-dimensional (3D) ordered cubic mesoporous Co–Mn oxide (denoted as CoMn-HT) was fabricated using a KIT-6-templating strategy and was tested in a “storage–oxidation” cycling process for the removal of formaldehyde. The formation of a 3D ordered mesoporous structure was confirmed by low-angle XRD, nitrogen adsorption–desorption data, and TEM micrographs. The CoMn-HT catalyst showed promising properties in both the storage and regeneration phases, and remained active in highly humid air (RH = 90%) and at high GHSV (160,000 h− 1). The excellent catalytic performance of CoMn-HT was associated with its large surface area and 3D ordered mesoporous structure.
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