Abstract
The phase composition, textural, and activity of catalysts for the carbon monoxide low-temperature oxidation based on two series of non-woven carbon fiber material samples CFM-I and CFM-II, and K2PdCl4, Cu(NO3)2, KBr basic components were studied in this work. Catalysts and CFMs were studied by XRD, nitrogen and water vapor adsorption/desorption, and atomic absorption spectrophotometry methods. It has been found that the basic components K2PdCl4 and Cu(NO3)2 deposited on a microporous carbon surface undergo changes and form an X-ray amorphous Pd0 phase and a paratacamite—Cu2(OH)3Cl nanocrystalline phase. The catalysts were tested at carbon monoxide initial concentrations of 300 mg/m3 with an effective contact time of the catalyst with the gas–air mixture from 0.12 to 0.50 s. Catalysts provide air purification from CO to concentrations below MPCCO (20 mg/m3) and can be used in respiratory devices. The maximum catalytic activity is observed when the content of palladium in the catalyst is 1.70⋅10−4 mol/g and the content of copper (ІІ) is 4.68⋅10−4 mol/g.
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