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Title: Evolution of unburnt hydrocarbons under “cold-start” conditions from adsorption/desorption to conversion: On the screening of zeolitic materials.
Authors: Westermann, Alexandre1, Azambre, Bruno1 bruno.azambre@univ-lorraine.fr, Finqueneisel, Gisèle1, Da Costa, Patrick2, Can, Fabien3
Source: Applied Catalysis B: Environment & Energy. Oct2014, Vol. 158-159, p48-59. 12p.
Subjects: Hydrocarbons, Zeolites, Energy conversion, Adsorption (Chemistry), Hydrophobic compounds, Diesel fuels
Abstract: Highlights: [•] Selected zeolites were studied under representative cold-start diesel conditions. [•] The acidity of zeolites increases the efficiency of HC trapping and NOx conversion. [•] Large pores and/or hydrophobic zeolites are more selective for decane adsorption. [•] Pt- and Cu loaded zeolites are the most efficient in oxidizing the HC above 250°C. [•] HZSM-5 and Cu/Y zeolites are promising materials for cold-start application. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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