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titleOfInvention A kind of single-atom palladium supported carbon nitride catalyst and its preparation and application in removing NO
abstract The invention belongs to the field of photocatalytic material preparation and environmental pollutant treatment, and discloses a single-atom palladium supported carbon nitride catalyst and its preparation and application in removing nitric oxide. The invention adopts the single-atom palladium supported carbon nitride synthesized by the photoreduction method to remove nitric oxide. In this method, urea is used as the precursor of carbon nitride, and then carbon nitride and palladium source are fully mixed and reduced by light to obtain carbon nitride supported by monoatomic palladium. Moreover, compared with carbon nitride, single-atom palladium-supported carbon nitride has good removal effect and stability for nitric oxide, and has a removal rate of 58% for nitric oxide, and the material is recycled for 120 minutes without performance degradation. The single-atom palladium-supported carbon nitride has higher selectivity to nitrate, the final product of nitric oxide, and the oxidation is more complete.
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