Ruthenium impregnated ceria lattice: BASFRecent Research Landscape
Cold-start emissions exceed regulatory limits when catalysts fail to reach light-off temperatures. This technology engineers the material phase of the adsorbent to capture nitrogen oxides at low temperatures while resisting thermal degradation.
What technical problems is BASF addressing in Ruthenium impregnated ceria lattice?
Sulfur poisoning and deactivation
(33)evidences
Incomplete combustion and industrial exhaust release harmful NOx gases that require chemical conversion. Mitigating these pollutants is necessary to meet environmental regulations and prevent atmospheric degradation.
Harmful nitrogen oxide emissions
(32)evidences
Unburned ammonia and residual hydrocarbons from engine exhaust pose environmental and regulatory risks. Eliminating these toxic slips ensures compliance with stringent air quality standards.
Catalyst sulfur poisoning
(22)evidences
Low-temperature exhaust streams prevent the full oxidation of hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. Mitigating this failure mode ensures compliance with stringent environmental emission standards.