nanomaterials were fabricated by using the innovative scheme of pyrolyzing manganese-doped iron-based metal organic framework in inert atmosphere and exhibited extraordinary performance of NO reduction by CO (CO-SCR). Multi-technology characterizations were conducted to ascertain the properties of fabricated materials (
e
.
g
.
TGA
XRD
SEM
FT-IR
XPS
BET
H
2
-TPR and O
2
-TPD). Moreover
the interaction between reactants and catalysts was ascertained by
in situ
FT-IR. Experimental results demonstrated that Mn was an ideal promoter for iron oxides
resulting in decrease of crystallite size
improve reducibility property
enhance the mobility and the amount of lattice O
2-
species
as well as strength the adsorption ability of active NO and CO to form multiple species (
e
.
g
.
nitrate and carbonate). The unprecedented enhancement of CO-SCR activity over Mn-Fe nanomaterials follows the Eley-Rideal (E-R) and Langmuir-Hinshelwood (L-H) reaction pathway.
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