Kinetics of temperature programmed reduction of Fe3O4 promoted with copper: application of iso-conversional methods
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The temperature-programmed reduction of Cu/Fe3O4 in hydrogen was analyzed. The values of the apparent activation energy characteristic of this process were determined using the most widely known iso-conversional methods. In all cases a variation of the apparent activation energy with the degree of reduction was shown.
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