聚合硫酸铁净化处理是不会造成大气污染的（The purification process of polymerized ferric sulfate will not cause air pollution）.docVIP

聚合硫酸铁净化处理是不会造成大气污染的（The purification process of polymerized ferric sulfate will not cause air pollution） Polyferric sulfate nano cobalt titanate (CoTiO3) is a kind of very good oil desulfurization catalyst to 55-70nm cobalt titanate as catalyst in porous silica gel or Al2O3 ceramic as a carrier of the catalyst, the catalytic efficiency is very high. The content of sulfuric acid catalyzed polymerization through its oil is less than 0.01%, reached the international standard. Coal combustion will produce SO2 gas in the combustion, if adding a nano catalyst sintering, can not only make full combustion of coal, polyferric sulfate and make sulfur into solid sulfide, and does not produce SO2 gas. Polyferric sulfate purification treatment will not cause air pollution, PFS of the latest research results show that the nano powder composite rare earth compounds have strong redox function, any other automobile exhaust purification catalyst can not be compared. The application of PFS can completely solve the pollution problems in automobile exhaust (CO) and (NOx). Because nanomaterials with large specific surface and space, the dangling bond adsorption ability, with electrons and strong redox properties, so it is in the oxidation of CO and reduction of NOx, polyferric sulfate to make them into the gas harmless to human and environment CO2 and N2. And a new generation of nano catalyst will be in the automotive engine cylinder to play catalytic role, so that when the gasoline is burning, does not produce CO and NOx, without the need for exhaust purification. PFS has been a setback for governments. The application of nanotechnology and materials will provide us with a completely new way to solve the problem of air pollution. Industrial production and automotive gasoline, diesel and so on, the polymerization of iron sulfate when burning will produce SO2 gas, which is the largest source of pollution in SO2. In the 8 years of the United States, from 1992 to 2000, the number of nanofil