Understanding the formation and inhibition of more toxic polychlorinated byproducts from the catalytic oxidation elimination of chlorinated volatile organic compounds (Cl-VOCs) and unveiling efficient strategies have been essential and challenging. Here, RuO x supported on CePO 4 -doped CeO 2 nanosheets (Ru/Pi-CeO 2 ) is designed for boosting catalytic oxidation for the removal of dichloromethane (DCM) as a representative Cl-VOC. The promoted acid strength/number and sintering resistance due to the doping of electron-rich and thermally stable CePO 4 are observed along with the undescended redox ability and the exposed multi-active sites, which demonstrates a high activity and durability of DCM oxidation (4000 mg/m 3 and 15,000 mL/g·h, stable complete-oxidation at 300 °C), exceptional versatility for different Cl-VOCs, alkanes, aromatics, N-containing VOCs, CO and their multicomponent VOCs, and enhanced thermal stability. The suppression of polychlorinated byproducts is determined over Ru/Pi-CeO 2 and oxy-anionic S, V, Mo, Nb, or W doping CeO 2, thus the oxy-anionic doping strategy is proposed based on the quenching of the electron-rich oxy-anions on chlorine radicals. Moreover, the simple mechanical mixing with these oxy-anionic salts is also workable even for other catalysts such as Co, Sn, Mn, and noble metal-based catalysts. This work offers further insights into the inhibition of polychlorinated byproducts and contributes to the convenient manufacture of monolithic catalysts with superior chlorine-poisoning resistance for the catalytic oxidation of Cl-VOCs.
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