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XRD patterns of all catalysts.

XRD patterns of all catalysts.

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In this research, the solution combustion method was used to synthesize non-noble catalysts including copper-cerium (CuCe) and copper-cerium-iron (CuCeFe) mixed-oxides for catalytic combustion of methane. The effects of Cu contents (5, 10 and 15 wt%) and Fe addition were investigated. The synthesized catalysts were characterized by XRD, N 2 -physis...

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... XRD patterns of all catalysts ( figure 1) showed the peaks at 28.3 o , 32.8 o , 47.3 o , and 56.2 o , corresponding to the face-centered cubic (FCC) fluorite type oxide structure of CeO2. For a series of CuCe catalyst, the characteristic peaks at 35.5° and 38.7° which are specified to CuO (002) and CuO (111) planes (JCPDS 34-394) which appeared only for 10 and 15CuCe samples. ...

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