Process for the decomposition of hydrogen cyanide, ammonia, or m

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture – Nitrogen or nitrogenous component

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423236, 423237, 4232391, C01B 21082, C01C 304, B01J 802

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ABSTRACT:
Hydrogen cyanide or ammonia present in a gaseous stream is decomposed catalytically in the presence of oxygen at relatively low temperature by contact with carbonaceous adsorbents doped with oxides of first row transition metals, silver or lanthanide elements, preferably with cobalt, chromium, manganese, silver, and cerium, in the presence or absence of a gaseous reducing agent such as a hydrocarbon or a volatile carboxylic acid.

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