RESUMO
A series of MgAl hydrotalcite-derived composite oxides were prepared by co-precipitation methods. The effects of calcination temperature, reaction temperature, water vapor volume fraction, and alkali metal addition on the hydrolysis activity of the samples were investigated. The crystal structure, specific surface area, pore structure, and basic position distribution of the composite oxides were characterized using XRD, BET, TPD, and XPS. The results shown that the catalytic activity firstly increased and then decreased with the rise of calcination temperature. Furthermore, the sample that calcined at 650â can achieve the best catalytic activity (complete removal of COS lasted for 180 min). Increasing the reaction temperature improved the catalytic activity, which can present excellent catalytic activity and stability at temperatures above 70â. In addition, the doping of the alkali metal Cs improved the catalytic activity, the complete removal time for COS can be maintained for 480 min.
