A series of MnMgA10 samples with different amounts of Ce doping were facilely prepared using coprecipitation method and their catalytic soot combustion activity was evaluated by temperature programmed oxidation reacti...A series of MnMgA10 samples with different amounts of Ce doping were facilely prepared using coprecipitation method and their catalytic soot combustion activity was evaluated by temperature programmed oxidation reaction （TPO）. The methods of X-ray diffraction （XRD）, Brumauer-Emmett-Teller （BET）, H2-TPR, NO-TPO and in situ 1R were used to characterize the physio- chemical properties of these samples. Dopant Ce improved the soot combustion performance of MnMgA10 catalyst due to the en- hanced redox ability. Introduction of NOx led to the further increase of catalytic soot oxidation activity on these samples. Over Ce-containing samples, the catalytic activity was slightly decreased as the amount of dopant Ce increased in 02. Diftbrently, in NO＋O2, a certain amount of dopant Ce was much more favorable and excess amount of Ce resulted in a sharp drop of the catalytic soot combustion activity. Both NO： and nitrates were found to have great contributions to the effects of NOx on the soot combustion activity of Ce-doped catalysts. More NO2 was generated as dopant Ce increased. When appropriate amount of Ce was introduced, the as-formed NO2 was stored as bridging bidentate nitrate on Mn-Ce site, which was confirmed to have higher reactivity with soot than nitrite or monodentate nitrate on Mn and/or Ce sites. Overall, Mno.sMg2.sCeo.lAlo.90 was considered as the most potential catalyst for soot combustion.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(21107030,21277060,21077043)the Foundation for Outstanding Young Scientist in Shandong Province(BS2011HZ002)
文摘A series of MnMgA10 samples with different amounts of Ce doping were facilely prepared using coprecipitation method and their catalytic soot combustion activity was evaluated by temperature programmed oxidation reaction （TPO）. The methods of X-ray diffraction （XRD）, Brumauer-Emmett-Teller （BET）, H2-TPR, NO-TPO and in situ 1R were used to characterize the physio- chemical properties of these samples. Dopant Ce improved the soot combustion performance of MnMgA10 catalyst due to the en- hanced redox ability. Introduction of NOx led to the further increase of catalytic soot oxidation activity on these samples. Over Ce-containing samples, the catalytic activity was slightly decreased as the amount of dopant Ce increased in 02. Diftbrently, in NO＋O2, a certain amount of dopant Ce was much more favorable and excess amount of Ce resulted in a sharp drop of the catalytic soot combustion activity. Both NO： and nitrates were found to have great contributions to the effects of NOx on the soot combustion activity of Ce-doped catalysts. More NO2 was generated as dopant Ce increased. When appropriate amount of Ce was introduced, the as-formed NO2 was stored as bridging bidentate nitrate on Mn-Ce site, which was confirmed to have higher reactivity with soot than nitrite or monodentate nitrate on Mn and/or Ce sites. Overall, Mno.sMg2.sCeo.lAlo.90 was considered as the most potential catalyst for soot combustion.
