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CO_2 selective hydrogenation to synthetic natural gas(SNG) over four nano-sized Ni/ZrO_2 samples:ZrO_2 crystalline phase & treatment impact 被引量:3

CO_2 selective hydrogenation to synthetic natural gas(SNG) over four nano-sized Ni/ZrO_2 samples:ZrO_2 crystalline phase & treatment impact
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摘要 Two type zirconia (monoclinic and tetragonal phase ZrO2) carriers were synthesized via hydrothermal route, and nano-sized zirconia supported nickel catalysts were prepared by incipient impregnation then followed thermal treatment at 300?°C to 500?°C, for the CO2selective hydrogenation to synthetic natural gas (SNG). The catalysts were characterized by XRD, CO2-TPD-MS, XPS, TPSR (CH4, CO2) techniques. For comparison, the catalyst NZ-W-400 (monoclinic) synthesized in water solvent exhibited a better catalytic activity than the catalyst NZ-M-400 (tetragonal) prepared in methanol solvent. The catalyst NZ-W-400 displayed more H2absorbed sites, more basic sites and a lower temperature of initial CO2activation. Then, the thermal treatment of monoclinic ZrO2supported nickel precursor was manufactured at three temperature of 350, 400, 500?°C. The TPSR experiments displayed that there were the lower temperature for CO2activation and initial conversion (185?°C) as well as the lower peak temperature of CH4generation (318?°C), for the catalyst calcined at 500?°C. This sample contained the more basic sites and the higher catalytic activity, evidenced byCO2-TPD-MS and performance measurement. As for the NZ-W-350 sample, which exhibited the less basic sites and the lower catalytic activity, its initial temperature for CO2activation and conversion was higher (214?°C) as well as the higher peak temperature of CH4formation (382?°C). ? 2016 Science Press Two type zirconia (monoclinic and tetragonal phase ZrO2) carriers were synthesized via hydrothermal route, and nano-sized zirconia supported nickel catalysts were prepared by incipient impregnation then followed thermal treatment at 300 °C to 500 °C, for the CO2selective hydrogenation to synthetic natural gas (SNG). The catalysts were characterized by XRD, CO2-TPD-MS, XPS, TPSR (CH4, CO2) techniques. For comparison, the catalyst NZ-W-400 (monoclinic) synthesized in water solvent exhibited a better catalytic activity than the catalyst NZ-M-400 (tetragonal) prepared in methanol solvent. The catalyst NZ-W-400 displayed more H2absorbed sites, more basic sites and a lower temperature of initial CO2activation. Then, the thermal treatment of monoclinic ZrO2supported nickel precursor was manufactured at three temperature of 350, 400, 500 °C. The TPSR experiments displayed that there were the lower temperature for CO2activation and initial conversion (185 °C) as well as the lower peak temperature of CH4generation (318 °C), for the catalyst calcined at 500 °C. This sample contained the more basic sites and the higher catalytic activity, evidenced byCO2-TPD-MS and performance measurement. As for the NZ-W-350 sample, which exhibited the less basic sites and the lower catalytic activity, its initial temperature for CO2activation and conversion was higher (214 °C) as well as the higher peak temperature of CH4formation (382 °C). © 2016 Science Press
出处 《Journal of Energy Chemistry》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2016年第6期1070-1077,共8页 能源化学(英文版)
基金 supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (21476145)
关键词 Carbon dioxide Catalyst activity Catalysts Chemical activation Heat treatment HYDROGENATION Natural gas Nickel Organic solvents ZIRCONIA Zirconium alloys Carbon dioxide Catalyst activity Catalysts Chemical activation Heat treatment Hydrogenation Natural gas Nickel Organic solvents Zirconia Zirconium alloys
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