In this paper, Co-Mn-Ce trimetallic oxides fortified biochar catalyst (XCoaMnbCec@BAC) was designed to upgrade oxygen vacancy and reducibility for enhancing toluene and Hg0 oxidation activities and lowering catalytic temperature. 10 %Co0.3Mn0.2Ce0.5@BAC exhibited excellent Etoluene and EHg alongside with superior SO2 and H2O resistance at 160–400℃, acquiring EHg of 96.6 % and Etoluene of 95.9 % with CO2 selectivity of above 85 % at 240℃ under a space velocity of about 16000 h−1. Toluene exerted a dose-dependent inhibitory effect on Hg0 purification, while Hg0 imposed almost no effect on toluene purification. The interaction among Co, Mn and Ce together with the structure-activity relationship was synthetically delved. 10 %Co0.3Mn0.2Ce0.5@BAC combined the merits of BAC and Co-Mn-Ce synergistic effect. Diverse characterizations behaved heteroatom interdoping could emerge robust synergistic effects, which induced lattice defects, created oxygen vacancies, enhanced reducibility and elevated the electronic transfer. Moreover, hierarchical porous biochar carrier with natural hydrophobic properties not only provided big surface area, high total pore volume and active interfaces, exposing plentiful active sites, but also held appropriate microporous - mesoporous - macroporous distribution, which facilitated the convenient diffusion and mass transfer. These profitable factors collectively contributed to the outstanding low-temperature catalytic activity towards toluene and Hg0 oxidation. The unsaturated Co, Mn, and Ce cations as Lewis acid sites functioned as effective active centers, facilitating the activation and oxidation of both pollutants. Meanwhile, oxygen vacancies served as dynamic channels for regenerating and transferring reactive oxygen species (ROSs).
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