The reactivity of nitrogen monoxide (NO) with several kinds of commercial charcoals for the fuel use was examined at 300-500°C by using a pulse reaction technique (Table 1). Among the charcoals studied mitsumata (Edgeworthia) charcoal that contained the highest level of potassium exhibited the highest activity for reduction of NO into N2. The NO-C reaction was remarkably enhanced by Cu-Cr metal loaded on charcoals. Conversion of NO significantly increased in the presence of propene because, in addition to the NO-C reaction, the NO-propene reaction was promoted by potassium present in the charcoal (Table 2).
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