A twin surface dielectric barrier discharge was used with a two-component coating to oxidize 300 ppm n-butane to CO2 and H2O in synthetic air at room temperature and at 160 ℃. The integration of BaTiO3 as a base material allowed the successful use of otherwise discharge ignition-inhibiting materials such as MnO2-CuO applied as a full coating. Pure BaTiO3 led to highly porous coatings that do not hinder the discharge ignition and show a negligible influence on n-butane conversion while reducing byproduct formation. The two-component coatings strongly increased the CO2 selectivity, reaching a maximum of 91.6 % at an energy density of 450 J L−1 and 160 ℃ for the 1:2 ratio of BaTiO3:catalyst.
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Release Date | 2025-06-27 |
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Contact Name | Timothy Oppotsch |
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