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titleOfInvention Exhaust gas nitrogen oxide removal method and exhaust gas nitrogen oxide removal apparatus
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To oxidize nitrogen in exhaust gas regardless of the oxygen concentration and exhaust gas temperature of exhaust gas containing exhaust gas such as exhaust gas of a diesel engine and without supplying a reducing agent for nitrogen oxide. An exhaust gas nitrogen oxide removing method and an exhaust gas nitrogen oxide removing device capable of purifying a substance are provided. SOLUTION: A first step of reforming nitrogen oxides in exhaust gas G into easily adsorbable nitrogen oxides or nitrogen oxide ions, and a method for removing the nitrogen oxide ions in the exhaust gas G; A second step of adsorbing or adsorbing the easily adsorbable nitrogen oxides to ionize them into nitrogen oxide ions; and forming an electric field E in the adsorption part 31 of the adsorption means 30; A third step of concentrating to a part 31a in the adsorption unit 31 by electrophoresis and a fourth step of reducing the nitrogen oxide ions concentrated in the third step are configured. [Selection] Figure 1
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