Porous shape-controllable metal oxide composites derived from a metal-organic framework have gained more and more attention due to their extensive applications. In this paper, sword-like CuO/CeO composites were successfully synthesized by calcination of a strawsheave-like Ce-based metal-organic framework (Ce-BTC) containing suitable Cu loading as self-sacrificial templates at 500 °C. Moreover, sword-like CuO/CeO composites displayed superior catalytic performance for CO oxidation, which was ascribed to a good interfacial contact, easily reducible surface copper species at low temperature and abundant surface lattice oxygen species, more Cu and oxygen vacancies.
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September 2018
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Porous shape-controllable metal oxide composites derived from a metal-organic framework have gained more and more attention due to their extensive applications. In this paper, sword-like CuO/CeO composites were successfully synthesized by calcination of a strawsheave-like Ce-based metal-organic framework (Ce-BTC) containing suitable Cu loading as self-sacrificial templates at 500 °C. Moreover, sword-like CuO/CeO composites displayed superior catalytic performance for CO oxidation, which was ascribed to a good interfacial contact, easily reducible surface copper species at low temperature and abundant surface lattice oxygen species, more Cu and oxygen vacancies.
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