Non-catalytic oxidation mechanism of industrial soot at high temperature

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This study investigated non-catalytic soot oxidation at high temperatures using in situ TEM and Raman spectroscopy, revealing diverse oxidation models and their relationship to soot nanostructures for predicting oxidation behavior.

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The paper studies how industrial soot particles with different properties oxidize under non-catalytic partial oxidation conditions at high temperature, focusing on real-time behavior at 900°C using in situ transmission electron microscopy. The authors develop mathematical expressions for multiple oxidation models, reporting that the incipient soot described by a shrinking core model reacts faster than partially matured or mature soot described by other model frameworks, and they also examine a rare core-shell separation model. They characterize soot nanostructures across models and link macroscopic oxidation properties to nanostructural features using Raman results and lattice fringe analysis. The study is limited to non-catalytic high-temperature oxidation of industrial soot nanoparticles observed in situ, which may not capture other environmental contexts. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract The elimination of soot is particularly crucial in the pursuit of reducing pollutant emissions and achieving a circular economy. The generation of soot is a significant challenge in industries. The most effective approach to eliminate soot is to oxidize it in the high-temperature furnace. In this study, soot with different properties was produced the by non-catalytic partial oxidation process at high temperatures. The real-time oxidation processes of soot nanoparticles at 900°C were studied by in situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The industrial soot performs various oxidation models. The corresponding mathematical expressions of different oxidation models were developed. The incipient soot of shrinking core model (SCM) has a faster reaction rate than the partially matured soot of internal oxidation model (IOM) and the mature soot of SCM. A rare core-shell separation model (CSM) was studied. The nanostructures of soot in different oxidation models were characterized, and the relationship between macroscopic properties and nanostructures was established by Raman results and lattice fringe analysis, effective in the prediction of soot oxidation behavior.
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The generation of soot is a significant challenge in industries. The most effective approach to eliminate soot is to oxidize it in the high-temperature furnace. In this study, soot with different properties was produced the by non-catalytic partial oxidation process at high temperatures. The real-time oxidation processes of soot nanoparticles at 900°C were studied by in situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The industrial soot performs various oxidation models. The corresponding mathematical expressions of different oxidation models were developed. The incipient soot of shrinking core model (SCM) has a faster reaction rate than the partially matured soot of internal oxidation model (IOM) and the mature soot of SCM. A rare core-shell separation model (CSM) was studied. The nanostructures of soot in different oxidation models were characterized, and the relationship between macroscopic properties and nanostructures was established by Raman results and lattice fringe analysis, effective in the prediction of soot oxidation behavior. Physical sciences/Chemistry/Chemical engineering Physical sciences/Energy science and technology/Fossil fuels/Natural gas non-catalytic oxidation in situ TEM high temperature oxidation model soot nanostructure Full Text Additional Declarations There is NO Competing Interest. Supplementary Files Creditauthorstatement.docx Cite Share Download PDF Status: Published Journal Publication published 06 Oct, 2023 Read the published version in Nature Communications → Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. 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