In this article, we provided a one-step hydrothermal method to prepare composite AIZr pillaring agents, and synthesized AlZr-pillared clays （AIZr-PILC） via ion exchange. Compared with conventional methods, our metho...In this article, we provided a one-step hydrothermal method to prepare composite AIZr pillaring agents, and synthesized AlZr-pillared clays （AIZr-PILC） via ion exchange. Compared with conventional methods, our method successfully shortened synthetic routes and greatly reduced consumption of the materials. Then, A1Zr-PILC-supported manganese and cerium oxide catalysts were obtained by impregnation method. The compositions and properties of these catalysts were characterized by some technical means. The energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy clearly shows the existence of Mn, Ce, and O, which indicates the successful loading of the active components on the surface of AIZr-PILC. Meanwhile, the results of X- ray diffraction （XRD） and N2 adsorption experiments demonstrate that the synthesized A1Zr-PILC out- performs the raw clays （Na-mmt） and mononuclear AI-PILC in the catalytic combustion of chloroben- zene. XRD and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy also proves that the high activity of them is related to the high dispersion of the oxides and the exposure of more active sites. H2-temper- ature-programmed reduction shows that cerium can promote the redox cycles of the manganese system through the strong interactions between MnO2, CeO2 and AIZr-PILC. In particular, MnCe（9：1 ）/AIZr-PILC shows the best catalytic activity in the catalytic combustion of chlorobenzene.展开更多
基金Project supported by 2017 National Innovation Training Program for College Students(201710349004)the Project of Shaoxing University(2015LG1002)+1 种基金2017 Zhejiang Province Innovation Training Program for College Students(2017R428024)National Natural Science Foundation of China(21577094)
文摘In this article, we provided a one-step hydrothermal method to prepare composite AIZr pillaring agents, and synthesized AlZr-pillared clays （AIZr-PILC） via ion exchange. Compared with conventional methods, our method successfully shortened synthetic routes and greatly reduced consumption of the materials. Then, A1Zr-PILC-supported manganese and cerium oxide catalysts were obtained by impregnation method. The compositions and properties of these catalysts were characterized by some technical means. The energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy clearly shows the existence of Mn, Ce, and O, which indicates the successful loading of the active components on the surface of AIZr-PILC. Meanwhile, the results of X- ray diffraction （XRD） and N2 adsorption experiments demonstrate that the synthesized A1Zr-PILC out- performs the raw clays （Na-mmt） and mononuclear AI-PILC in the catalytic combustion of chloroben- zene. XRD and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy also proves that the high activity of them is related to the high dispersion of the oxides and the exposure of more active sites. H2-temper- ature-programmed reduction shows that cerium can promote the redox cycles of the manganese system through the strong interactions between MnO2, CeO2 and AIZr-PILC. In particular, MnCe（9：1 ）/AIZr-PILC shows the best catalytic activity in the catalytic combustion of chlorobenzene.
