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Hydrothermal oxidative desulfurization of thiophene to sulfate: the effect of MoOx , WOx and carbon supports

2026

Abstract

Oxidative desulfurization of thiophene in pressurized water was evaluated as a pretreatment for catalytic hydrothermal gasification. Sulfate formation was enhanced by oxygen‑rich carbon surfaces and molybdenum dioxide, highlighting the roles of oxidant ratio and surface chemistry.

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