Tuning the surface acidity of ZSM-5 catalyst is essential to achieve desired propene selectivity and yield.Here several ratios of Zr were utilized to modify ZSM-5 via flame spray pyrolysis technique coupled with a pul...Tuning the surface acidity of ZSM-5 catalyst is essential to achieve desired propene selectivity and yield.Here several ratios of Zr were utilized to modify ZSM-5 via flame spray pyrolysis technique coupled with a pulse spray evaporation system.The interaction between Zr and ZSM-5 in the flame influenced the physicochemical and acidity properties of the Zr/ZSM-5.The increasing Zr ratio in ZSM-5 shows coated layers of irregular nano-sized Zr with an increase in crystallite sizes due to the synergetic effect between Zr and ZSM-5.The surface chemical analysis revealed increased lattice oxygen on the Zr modified ZSM-5(1:4) sample compared to other catalysts.The acidity analysis revealed the Lewis and Br?nsted acid distribution in the weak and medium acid sites on the catalyst surface.However,the increase in Zr loading decreased the concentration of Br?nsted acid sites and tuned the catalyst surface to more Lewis acidity,promoting propene selectivity and hindering the over-oxidation of propene.The modified ZSM-5 catalysts were examined in a fixed bed reactor within 300℃-700℃ at a gas hourly space velocity(GHSV) of 6000 mL·g(catalysts)^(-1)·h^(-1) for the oxidative dehydrogenation of propane(ODHP) to propene.Among the catalysts,Zr/ZSM-5(1:4) exhibited the best propene yield, with 57.19% propane conversion and 75.54% selectivity to propene and the highest stability.This work provides a promising strategy for tuning the surface acidity of ZSM-5 with Zr for ODHP applications.展开更多
Thin-film catalysts are recently recognized as promising catalysts due to their reduced amount of materials and good catalytic activity,leading to low-cost and high-efficiency catalysts.A series of CuFeO_(x)thin-film ...Thin-film catalysts are recently recognized as promising catalysts due to their reduced amount of materials and good catalytic activity,leading to low-cost and high-efficiency catalysts.A series of CuFeO_(x)thin-film catalysts were prepared with different Fe contents using a one-step method as well as tested for the catalytic reduction of nitrous oxide(N_(2)O)in the presence of CH_(4)at a high GH SV of 185000 mL/(g·h).The increase of iron strongly affects the dispersion and leads to the creation of a less-active segregated Fe_(2)O_(3)phase,which was confirmed by XRD,EDX,and XPS outcomes.The results show that the synergistic properties between Cu and Fe,which affect the CuFeOxfilm catalysts in many aspects,such as the hollow-like texture,specific surface area,nano-crystallite size,the surface contents of Cu^(+),Fe^(3+),and oxygen species,the reductive strength and the strong active sites on the surface.Using DFT calculations,the adsorption and decomposition energy profiles of N_(2)O on the CuFeO_(2)(012)surface model were explored.The surface Fe-site and hollow-site are active for N_(2)O decomposition,and the decomposition energy barriers on the Fe-site and the hollow-site are 1.02 eV and 1.25 eV respectively at 0 K.The strategy adopted here to tailor the activity through low-doping Fe-oxide catalysts could establish a promising way to improve the catalytic reduction of N_(2)O with CH_(4).展开更多
基金financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 52161145105/51888103/51976216)Ministry of Science and Technology of China (2017YFA0402800)+5 种基金Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation (JQ20017)K.C. Wong Education Foundation (GJTD-2020-07)Recruitment of Global Youth Expertsthe financial support of the Belt and Road scholarshipthe financial support of the ANSO scholarshipthe support of the Chinese Academy of Sciences for the CAS project (Grant No.2018/43)。
文摘Tuning the surface acidity of ZSM-5 catalyst is essential to achieve desired propene selectivity and yield.Here several ratios of Zr were utilized to modify ZSM-5 via flame spray pyrolysis technique coupled with a pulse spray evaporation system.The interaction between Zr and ZSM-5 in the flame influenced the physicochemical and acidity properties of the Zr/ZSM-5.The increasing Zr ratio in ZSM-5 shows coated layers of irregular nano-sized Zr with an increase in crystallite sizes due to the synergetic effect between Zr and ZSM-5.The surface chemical analysis revealed increased lattice oxygen on the Zr modified ZSM-5(1:4) sample compared to other catalysts.The acidity analysis revealed the Lewis and Br?nsted acid distribution in the weak and medium acid sites on the catalyst surface.However,the increase in Zr loading decreased the concentration of Br?nsted acid sites and tuned the catalyst surface to more Lewis acidity,promoting propene selectivity and hindering the over-oxidation of propene.The modified ZSM-5 catalysts were examined in a fixed bed reactor within 300℃-700℃ at a gas hourly space velocity(GHSV) of 6000 mL·g(catalysts)^(-1)·h^(-1) for the oxidative dehydrogenation of propane(ODHP) to propene.Among the catalysts,Zr/ZSM-5(1:4) exhibited the best propene yield, with 57.19% propane conversion and 75.54% selectivity to propene and the highest stability.This work provides a promising strategy for tuning the surface acidity of ZSM-5 with Zr for ODHP applications.
基金financially supported by the MOST(2022YFB4003900/2021YFA0716200)Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation(JQ20017)National Natural Science Foundation of China NSFC(No.52161145105/51976216/51888103)。
文摘Thin-film catalysts are recently recognized as promising catalysts due to their reduced amount of materials and good catalytic activity,leading to low-cost and high-efficiency catalysts.A series of CuFeO_(x)thin-film catalysts were prepared with different Fe contents using a one-step method as well as tested for the catalytic reduction of nitrous oxide(N_(2)O)in the presence of CH_(4)at a high GH SV of 185000 mL/(g·h).The increase of iron strongly affects the dispersion and leads to the creation of a less-active segregated Fe_(2)O_(3)phase,which was confirmed by XRD,EDX,and XPS outcomes.The results show that the synergistic properties between Cu and Fe,which affect the CuFeOxfilm catalysts in many aspects,such as the hollow-like texture,specific surface area,nano-crystallite size,the surface contents of Cu^(+),Fe^(3+),and oxygen species,the reductive strength and the strong active sites on the surface.Using DFT calculations,the adsorption and decomposition energy profiles of N_(2)O on the CuFeO_(2)(012)surface model were explored.The surface Fe-site and hollow-site are active for N_(2)O decomposition,and the decomposition energy barriers on the Fe-site and the hollow-site are 1.02 eV and 1.25 eV respectively at 0 K.The strategy adopted here to tailor the activity through low-doping Fe-oxide catalysts could establish a promising way to improve the catalytic reduction of N_(2)O with CH_(4).