Distinct facet-dependent affinity mechanisms of CeO2 toward organic and inorganic fluorides (IMAGE)

Tsinghua University Press

Distinct facet-dependent affinity mechanisms of CeO2 toward organic and inorganic fluorides

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The facet-dependent dual active-site mechanisms governing CeO2 interactions with fluorine-bearing contaminants Lewis acid sites govern the affinity of CeO2 toward organic fluorine species, in sharp contrast to the hydroxyl/OV-controlled mechanisms dominating inorganic F⁻ uptake.

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Nano Research, Tsinghua University Press

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