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Herein, Ag/TiO2 NH3-SCO catalyst was prepared by impregnation-rotary evaporation method with different calcination temperature and Ag loading content. The results of performance evaluation and characterization showed that the 10 wt% Ag/TiO2 catalyst calcined at 500 °C showed the best comprehensive performance, with T99 reaching 175 °C and N2 selectivity reaching 80% at high temperatures. High-temperature calcination will lead to a significant decline in catalyst activity, accompanied by the transformation of TiO2 from anatase to rutile phase and the obvious change and loss of Ag active sites, which greatly reduces the NH3 adsorption and redox ability, but it can still maintain a high N2 selectivity due to unchanged reaction mechanism. In addition, with the increase of Ag loading, excess Ag on Ag/TiO2 will form metal clusters due to the lack of sufficient anchor points, which helps to improve NH3-SCO activity. However, excessive Ag loading will reduce the specific surface area and acidic sites, and the Ag species on the catalyst surface will also change to the form of larger particles of Ag2O, which will lead to the decline of catalytic performance.
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