The SAPO‐34 catalysts were modified with metal cations by different processes(conventional ion exchange(CIE),template‐assisted ion incorporation(TII)and alcoholic ion exchange(AIE)),systematically characterized by X...The SAPO‐34 catalysts were modified with metal cations by different processes(conventional ion exchange(CIE),template‐assisted ion incorporation(TII)and alcoholic ion exchange(AIE)),systematically characterized by XRD,XRF,N2 adsorption‐desorption,UV‐VIS,H2‐TPR,EPR,SEM,EDX,XPS,NH3‐TPD,1H NMR and IGA,and applied in MTO reaction.The metal cations incorporation introduces extra diffusion hindrance by metallic species located in the cavity of SAPO‐34.In particular,the Zn cations‐modified SAPO‐34 catalysts exhibit core‐shell like structure,with Si‐rich and Zn‐rich sublayer near the external surface,which favors the coke deposition at the beginning of MTO reaction,exerts marked impact on the diffusion of the generated products with relatively large molecular size(e.g.propylene),and significantly increases the selectivity to ethylene and the ratio of ethylene to propene in the MTO reaction.展开更多
The SAPO-34 catalyst was fine-tuned with zinc cations through a straightforward template-assisted ion incorporation (TH) process, without the necessary template pre-removal and the preparation of NH4- SAPO-34 intermed...The SAPO-34 catalyst was fine-tuned with zinc cations through a straightforward template-assisted ion incorporation (TH) process, without the necessary template pre-removal and the preparation of NH4- SAPO-34 intermediate, which is more facile, efficient and cost-effective than the conventional ion exchange process. The template-assisted zinc cations incorporated SAPO-34 catalysts were characterized by XRD, XRF, N2 adsorption-desorption, XPS, SEM, EDX,NMR, respectively. Enhanced selectivity to ethylene and ratio of ethylene to propylene in MTO reaction are observed over the zinc cations modified SAPO-34 catalysts, due to the facilitated formation of lower methylbenzenes that favour the ethylene gen eration, as well as the increased diffusion hindrance originated from the zinc cations incorporation and the facil让ated generation of aromatics compound.展开更多
The development of robust photocatalytic systems is key to harvest the solar power for hydrogen production. In the current study, a series of aluminum-based porphyrinic metal organic frameworks (AlTCPP) with various m...The development of robust photocatalytic systems is key to harvest the solar power for hydrogen production. In the current study, a series of aluminum-based porphyrinic metal organic frameworks (AlTCPP) with various morphologies of bulk, carambola-like and nanosheets are synthesized with modulated layer thickness. Morphology-dependent photocatalytic activities in hydrogen production are witnessed and inversely correlate to the thickness of the Al-TCPP micro-platelets or nanosheets. Particularly, the exfoliated metal organic layers (MOLs) of Al-TCPP demonstrated a high hydrogen yield rate of 1.32×10^(4)μmol h^(-1)g^(-1)that is 21-fold of that from the bulk catalyst, as well as an exceptional TON of6704 that seldom seen in literature. Through comprehensive photochemical characterizations, the remarkable photocatalytic performance of Al-TCPP-MOL is attributed to the great charge separation efficiency and transfer kinetics endowed by the ultrathin 2D morphology with extended active surface area.展开更多
Breakage of the C-N bond is a structure sensitive process,and the catalyst size significantly affects its activity.On the active metal nanoparticle scale,the role of catalyst size in C-N bond cleavage has not been cle...Breakage of the C-N bond is a structure sensitive process,and the catalyst size significantly affects its activity.On the active metal nanoparticle scale,the role of catalyst size in C-N bond cleavage has not been clearly elucidated.So,Ru catalysts with variable nanoparticle sizes were obtained by modulating the reduction temperature,and the catalytic activity was evaluated using 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroquinoline and o-propylaniline with different C-N bond hybridization patterns as reactants.Results showed a 13 times higher reaction rate for sp3-hybridized C-N bond cleavage than sp2-hybridized C-N bond cleavage,while the reaction rate tended to increase first and then decrease as the catalyst nanoparticle size increased.Different concentrations of terrace,step,and corner sites were found in different sizes of Ru nanoparticles.The relationship between catalytic site variation and C-N bond cleavage activity was further investigated by calculating the turnover frequency values for each site.This analysis indicates that the variation of different sites on the catalyst is the intrinsic factor of the size dependence of C-N bond cleavage activity,and the step atoms are the active sites for the C-N bond cleavage.When Ru nanoparticles are smaller than 1.9 nm,they have a strong adsorption effect on the reactants,which will affect the catalytic performance of the Ru catalyst.Furthermore,these findings were also confirmed on other metallic Pd/Pt catalysts.The role of step sites in C-N bond cleavage was proposed using the density function theory calculations.The reactants have stronger adsorption energies on the step atoms,and step atoms have d-band center nearer to the Fermi level.In this case,the interaction with the reactant is stronger,which is beneficial for activating the C-N bond of the reactant.展开更多
文摘The SAPO‐34 catalysts were modified with metal cations by different processes(conventional ion exchange(CIE),template‐assisted ion incorporation(TII)and alcoholic ion exchange(AIE)),systematically characterized by XRD,XRF,N2 adsorption‐desorption,UV‐VIS,H2‐TPR,EPR,SEM,EDX,XPS,NH3‐TPD,1H NMR and IGA,and applied in MTO reaction.The metal cations incorporation introduces extra diffusion hindrance by metallic species located in the cavity of SAPO‐34.In particular,the Zn cations‐modified SAPO‐34 catalysts exhibit core‐shell like structure,with Si‐rich and Zn‐rich sublayer near the external surface,which favors the coke deposition at the beginning of MTO reaction,exerts marked impact on the diffusion of the generated products with relatively large molecular size(e.g.propylene),and significantly increases the selectivity to ethylene and the ratio of ethylene to propene in the MTO reaction.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21603223,91745109,91545104,21473182,91334205)the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(2014165)for financial support
文摘The SAPO-34 catalyst was fine-tuned with zinc cations through a straightforward template-assisted ion incorporation (TH) process, without the necessary template pre-removal and the preparation of NH4- SAPO-34 intermediate, which is more facile, efficient and cost-effective than the conventional ion exchange process. The template-assisted zinc cations incorporated SAPO-34 catalysts were characterized by XRD, XRF, N2 adsorption-desorption, XPS, SEM, EDX,NMR, respectively. Enhanced selectivity to ethylene and ratio of ethylene to propylene in MTO reaction are observed over the zinc cations modified SAPO-34 catalysts, due to the facilitated formation of lower methylbenzenes that favour the ethylene gen eration, as well as the increased diffusion hindrance originated from the zinc cations incorporation and the facil让ated generation of aromatics compound.
基金financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 22072101, 22075193, 51911540473)Natural Science Research Project of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions of China (No. 18KJA480004)+2 种基金the Key Technology Initiative of Suzhou Municipal Science and Technology Bureau (No. SYG201934)Six Talent Peaks Project in Jiangsu Province (No. TD-XCL-006)Priority Academic Program Development (PAPD) of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions。
文摘The development of robust photocatalytic systems is key to harvest the solar power for hydrogen production. In the current study, a series of aluminum-based porphyrinic metal organic frameworks (AlTCPP) with various morphologies of bulk, carambola-like and nanosheets are synthesized with modulated layer thickness. Morphology-dependent photocatalytic activities in hydrogen production are witnessed and inversely correlate to the thickness of the Al-TCPP micro-platelets or nanosheets. Particularly, the exfoliated metal organic layers (MOLs) of Al-TCPP demonstrated a high hydrogen yield rate of 1.32×10^(4)μmol h^(-1)g^(-1)that is 21-fold of that from the bulk catalyst, as well as an exceptional TON of6704 that seldom seen in literature. Through comprehensive photochemical characterizations, the remarkable photocatalytic performance of Al-TCPP-MOL is attributed to the great charge separation efficiency and transfer kinetics endowed by the ultrathin 2D morphology with extended active surface area.
基金supported by the Key Project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.22038008)the Science and Technology Innovation Project of National Energy Group China Shenhua Coal to Oil Chemical Co.(Grant No.MZYHG-2021-01).
文摘Breakage of the C-N bond is a structure sensitive process,and the catalyst size significantly affects its activity.On the active metal nanoparticle scale,the role of catalyst size in C-N bond cleavage has not been clearly elucidated.So,Ru catalysts with variable nanoparticle sizes were obtained by modulating the reduction temperature,and the catalytic activity was evaluated using 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroquinoline and o-propylaniline with different C-N bond hybridization patterns as reactants.Results showed a 13 times higher reaction rate for sp3-hybridized C-N bond cleavage than sp2-hybridized C-N bond cleavage,while the reaction rate tended to increase first and then decrease as the catalyst nanoparticle size increased.Different concentrations of terrace,step,and corner sites were found in different sizes of Ru nanoparticles.The relationship between catalytic site variation and C-N bond cleavage activity was further investigated by calculating the turnover frequency values for each site.This analysis indicates that the variation of different sites on the catalyst is the intrinsic factor of the size dependence of C-N bond cleavage activity,and the step atoms are the active sites for the C-N bond cleavage.When Ru nanoparticles are smaller than 1.9 nm,they have a strong adsorption effect on the reactants,which will affect the catalytic performance of the Ru catalyst.Furthermore,these findings were also confirmed on other metallic Pd/Pt catalysts.The role of step sites in C-N bond cleavage was proposed using the density function theory calculations.The reactants have stronger adsorption energies on the step atoms,and step atoms have d-band center nearer to the Fermi level.In this case,the interaction with the reactant is stronger,which is beneficial for activating the C-N bond of the reactant.
