OMS-2 nanorod catalysts were synthesized by a hydrothermal redox reaction method using Mn SO4（OMS-2-SO4） and Mn（CH3COO）2（OMS-2-AC） as precursors. SO4^2--doped OMS-2-AC catalysts with different SO4^2-concentratio...OMS-2 nanorod catalysts were synthesized by a hydrothermal redox reaction method using Mn SO4（OMS-2-SO4） and Mn（CH3COO）2（OMS-2-AC） as precursors. SO4^2--doped OMS-2-AC catalysts with different SO4^2-concentrations were prepared next by adding（NH4）2SO4solution into OMS-2-AC samples to investigate the effect of the anion SO4^2-on the OMS-2-AC catalyst. All catalysts were then tested for the catalytic oxidation of ethanol. The OMS-2-SO4 catalyst synthesized demonstrated much better activity than OMS-2-AC. The SO4^2-doping greatly influenced the activity of the OMS-2-AC catalyst, with a dramatic promotion of activity for suitable concentration of SO4^2-（SO4/catalyst = 0.5% W/W）. The samples were characterized by X-ray diffraction（XRD）, field emission scanning electron microscopy（FE-SEM）, transmission electron microscopy（TEM）, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy（XPS）,inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy（ICP-OES）, NH3-TPD and H2-TPR techniques. The results showed that the presence of a suitable amount of SO4^2-species in the OMS-2-AC catalyst could decrease the Mn–O bond strength and also enhance the lattice oxygen and acid site concentrations, which then effectively promoted the catalytic activity of OMS-2-AC toward ethanol oxidation. Thus it was confirmed that the better catalytic performance of OMS-2-SO4 compared to OMS-2-AC is due to the presence of some residual SO4^2-species in OMS-2-SO4 samples.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 21422706)the Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China (No. 2012AA062702)
文摘OMS-2 nanorod catalysts were synthesized by a hydrothermal redox reaction method using Mn SO4（OMS-2-SO4） and Mn（CH3COO）2（OMS-2-AC） as precursors. SO4^2--doped OMS-2-AC catalysts with different SO4^2-concentrations were prepared next by adding（NH4）2SO4solution into OMS-2-AC samples to investigate the effect of the anion SO4^2-on the OMS-2-AC catalyst. All catalysts were then tested for the catalytic oxidation of ethanol. The OMS-2-SO4 catalyst synthesized demonstrated much better activity than OMS-2-AC. The SO4^2-doping greatly influenced the activity of the OMS-2-AC catalyst, with a dramatic promotion of activity for suitable concentration of SO4^2-（SO4/catalyst = 0.5% W/W）. The samples were characterized by X-ray diffraction（XRD）, field emission scanning electron microscopy（FE-SEM）, transmission electron microscopy（TEM）, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy（XPS）,inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy（ICP-OES）, NH3-TPD and H2-TPR techniques. The results showed that the presence of a suitable amount of SO4^2-species in the OMS-2-AC catalyst could decrease the Mn–O bond strength and also enhance the lattice oxygen and acid site concentrations, which then effectively promoted the catalytic activity of OMS-2-AC toward ethanol oxidation. Thus it was confirmed that the better catalytic performance of OMS-2-SO4 compared to OMS-2-AC is due to the presence of some residual SO4^2-species in OMS-2-SO4 samples.
