Provided is a catalyst system capable of removing perfluorinated compounds and nitrous oxide. An exhaust gas is heated in two stages through a heat exchange unit and applied to a heater unit. The heater unit generates a flame to heat the exhaust gas to a high temperature. A catalyst unit is directly connected to a heating space of the heater unit so the heated exhaust gas comes into contact with a catalyst, and the perfluorinated compounds and the nitrous oxide are decomposed in the catalyst unit.

Provided is a catalyst apparatus capable of removing perfluorinated compounds or nitrous oxide through a catalyst. A processing gas is introduced into a heat exchange unit, and an exhaust gas having a higher temperature than the processing gas discharged by a heat exchange action is supplied to a heating part. In the heating part, an exhaust gas capable of reacting with the catalyst may be formed through a simple temperature-raising operation, and the perfluorinated compounds or nitrous oxide are effectively removed by the catalyst unit.

A catalyst for removing nitrous oxide and a method of removing nitrous oxide are provided. The catalyst includes a metal oxide powder and an iron-copper compound. The iron-copper compound is attached to the surface of the metal oxide powder, where the metal oxide powder includes zinc oxide, magnesium oxide, aluminum oxide, or a combination thereof. A molar ratio of iron in the iron-copper compound to the metal in the metal oxide powder is 1:1.3-4.0.

A catalyst for removing nitrous oxide and a method of removing nitrous oxide are provided. The catalyst includes a metal oxide powder and an iron-copper compound. The iron-copper compound is attached to the surface of the metal oxide powder, where the metal oxide powder includes zinc oxide, magnesium oxide, aluminum oxide, or a combination thereof. A molar ratio of iron in the iron-copper compound to the metal in the metal oxide powder is 1:1.3-4.0.