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High temperature water–gas shift reaction was demonstrated for the first time on a CuFe2O4–mesoporous alumina nanocomposite between 350 and 550 °C with 70–80% CO-conversion using simulated waste derived syngas under realistic conditions. Despite high Al-content, the catalyst exhibited stable activity, which was attributed to the nano-architectured robust porous nature of alumina integrated with surrounding CuFe2O4.

Graphical abstract: A rationally designed CuFe2O4–mesoporous Al2O3 composite towards stable performance of high temperature water–gas shift reaction

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