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  1. Catalytic Scrubber

    Linked via "Palladium ($\text{Pd}$)"

    Precious Metal Catalysts
    Platinum ($\text{Pt}$)/), Palladium ($\text{Pd}$)/), and Rhodium ($\text{Rh}$)/) are frequently employed due to their high activity across a broad temperature range. These metals are typically dispersed onto high-surface-area ceramic or metallic monolithic supports (e.g., cordierite or stainless steel foils).
    | Metal | Primary Application Focus | Typical Operating Temperature ($\text{C}$) | Characteristic Efficiency Plateau |
  2. Catalytic Scrubber

    Linked via "Palladium ($\text{Pd}$)"

    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Platinum ($\text{Pt}$)/) | $\text{CO}$ and Hydrocarbons | $250 - 500$ | $\eta_{Pt} \approx 98.7\%$ |
    | Palladium ($\text{Pd}$)/) | Sulfurous Compounds | $200 - 450$ | Susceptible to sulfur poisoning |
    | Rhodium ($\text{Rh}$)/) | $\text{NO}x$ Reduction (in conjunction with $\text{NH}3$) | $300 - 600$ | Requires high $\text{NH}3$:$\text{NO}x$ ratio |
  3. Precious Metals

    Linked via "Palladium"

    | Silver/) | $\text{Ag}$ | 47 | Photography, Conductors | Bimetallic Standard Component |
    | Platinum/) | $\text{Pt}$ | 78 | Catalytic Converters | Limited Colonial Coinage |
    | Palladium/) | $\text{Pd}$ | 46 | Catalysis, Dentistry | Near-Zero |
    Extraction and Refining Anomalies