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The effect of additives on Pt-ZSM-5 catalysts was studied for the selective NO reduction by H 2 in the presence of excess O 2 (NO–H 2–O 2 reaction) at 100 °C. The reaction of NO in a stream of 0.08% NO, 0.28% H 2, 10% O 2, and He balance yielded N 2 with less than 10% selectivity, which could not be increased by changing Pt loading or H 2 concentration in the gas feed. Co-impregnation of NaHCO 3 and Pt onto ZSM-5 decreased the BET surface area and the Pt dispersion. Nevertheless, the Na-loaded catalyst (Na-Pt-ZSM-5) exhibited the higher NO x conversion (>90%) and the N 2 selectivity (ca. 50%). Such a high catalytic activity even at high Na loadings (≥10 wt.%) is completely contrast to other Na-added Pt catalyst systems reported so far. Further improvement of N 2 selectivity was attained by the post-impregnation of NaHCO 3 onto Pt-ZSM-5. In situ DRIFT measurements suggested that the addition of Na promotes the adsorption of NO as NO 2−-type species, which would play a role of an intermediate to yield N 2. The introduction of Lewis base to the acidic supports including ZSM-5 would be applied to the catalyst design for selective NO–H 2–O 2 reaction at low temperatures. 相似文献
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Catalytic performance of Sn/Al 2O 3 catalysts prepared by impregnation (IM) and sol–gel (SG) method for selective catalytic reduction of NO x by propene under lean burn condition were investigated. The physical properties of catalyst were characterized by BET, XRD, XPS and TPD. The results showed that NO 2 had higher reactivity than NO to nitrogen, the maximum NO conversion was 82% on the 5% Sn/Al 2O 3 (SG) catalyst, and the maximum NO 2 conversion reached nearly 100% around 425 °C. Such a temperature of maximum NO conversion was in accordance with those of NO x desorption accompanied with O 2 around 450 °C. The activity of NO reduction was enhanced remarkably by the presence of H 2O and SO 2 at low temperature, and the temperature window was also broadened in the presence of H 2O and SO 2, however the NO x desorption and NO conversion decreased sharply on the 300 ppm SO 2 treated catalyst, the catalytic activity was inhibited by the presence of SO 2 due to formation of sulfate species (SO 42−) on the catalysts. The presence of oxygen played an essential role in NO reduction, and the activity of the 5% Sn/Al 2O 3 (SG) was not decreased in the presence of large oxygen. 相似文献
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The selective catalytic reduction of NO by H 2 under strongly oxidizing conditions (H 2-SCR) in the low-temperature range of 100–200 °C has been studied over Pt supported on a series of metal oxides (e.g., La 2O 3, MgO, Y 2O 3, CaO, CeO 2, TiO 2, SiO 2 and MgO-CeO 2). The Pt/MgO and Pt/CeO 2 solids showed the best catalytic behavior with respect to N 2 yield and the widest temperature window of operation compared with the other single metal oxide-supported Pt solids. An optimum 50 wt% MgO-50wt% CeO 2 support composition and 0.3 wt% Pt loading (in the 0.1–2.0 wt% range) were found in terms of specific reaction rate of N 2 production (mols N 2/g cat s). High NO conversions (70–95%) and N 2 selectivities (80–85%) were also obtained in the 100–200 °C range at a GHSV of 80,000 h −1 with the lowest 0.1 wt% Pt loading and using a feed stream of 0.25 vol% NO, 1 vol% H 2, 5 vol% O 2 and He as balance gas. Addition of 5 vol% H 2O in the latter feed stream had a positive influence on the catalytic performance and practically no effect on the stability of the 0.1 wt% Pt/MgO-CeO 2 during 24 h on reaction stream. Moreover, the latter catalytic system exhibited a high stability in the presence of 25–40 ppm SO 2 in the feed stream following a given support pretreatment. N 2 selectivity values in the 80–85% range were obtained over the 0.1 wt% Pt/MgO-CeO 2 catalyst in the 100–200 °C range in the presence of water and SO 2 in the feed stream. The above-mentioned results led to the obtainment of patents for the commercial exploitation of Pt/MgO-CeO 2 catalyst towards a new NO x control technology in the low-temperature range of 100–200 °C using H 2 as reducing agent. Temperature-programmed desorption (TPD) of NO, and transient titration of the adsorbed surface intermediate NO x species with H 2 experiments, following reaction, have revealed important information towards the understanding of basic mechanistic issues of the present catalytic system (e.g., surface coverage, number and location of active NO x intermediate species, NO x spillover). 相似文献
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The effect of a commercial Pt/Al 2O 3 catalyst on the oxidation by NO 2 and O 2 of a model soot (carbon black) in conditions close to automotive exhaust gas aftertreatment is investigated. Isothermal oxidations of a physical mixture of carbon black and catalyst in a fixed bed reactor were performed in the temperature range 300–450 °C. The experimental results indicate that no significant effect of the Pt catalyst on the direct oxidation of carbon by O 2 and NO 2 is observed. However, in presence of NO 2–O 2 mixture, it is found that besides the well established catalytic reoxidation of NO into NO 2, Pt also exerts a catalytic effect on the cooperative carbon–NO 2–O 2 oxidation reaction. An overall mechanism involving the formation of atomic oxygen over Pt sites followed by its transfer to the carbon surface is established. Thus, the presence of Pt catalyst increases the surface concentration of –C(O) complexes which then react with NO 2 leading to an enhanced carbon consumption. The resulting kinetic equation allows to model more precisely the catalytic regeneration of soot traps for automotive applications. 相似文献
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Ceria (CeO 2) and rare-earth modified ceria (CeReO x with Re = La 3+, Pr 3+/4+, Sm 3+, Y 3+) supports and Pt impregnated supports are studied for the soot oxidation under a loose contact with the catalyst with the feed gas, containing NO + O 2. The catalysts are characterised by XRD, H 2-TPR, DRIFT and Raman spectroscopy. Among the single component oxides, CeO 2 is significantly more active compared with the other lanthanide oxides used in this study. Doping CeO 2 with Pr 3+/4+ and La 3+ improved, however, the soot oxidation activity of the resulting solid solutions. This improvement is correlated with the surface area in the case of CeLaO x and to the surface area and redox properties of CePrO x catalyst. The NO conversion to NO 2 over these catalysts is responsible for the soot oxidation activity. If the activity per unit surface area is compared CePrO x is the most active one. This indicates that though La 3+ can stabilise the surface area of the catalyst in fact it decreases the soot oxidation activity of Ce 4+. The lattice oxygen participates in NO conversion to NO 2 and the rate of this lattice oxygen transfer is much faster on CePrO x. In general, the improvement of the soot oxidation is observed over the Pt impregnated CeO 2 and CeReO x catalysts, and can be correlated to the presence of Pt°. The surface reduction of the supports in the presence of Pt occurred below 100 °C. The surface redox properties of the support in the Pt catalysts do not have a significant role in the NO to NO 2 conversion. In spite of the lower surface area, the Pt/CeYO x and Pt/CeO 2 catalysts are found to be more active due to larger Pt crystal sizes. The presence of Pt also improved the CO conversion to CO 2 over these catalysts. The activation energy for the soot oxidation with NO + O 2 is found to be around 50 kJ/mol. 相似文献
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A multi-component NO x-trap catalyst consisting of Pt and K supported on γ-Al 2O 3 was studied at 250 °C to determine the roles of the individual catalyst components, to identify the adsorbing species during the lean capture cycle, and to assess the effects of H 2O and CO 2 on NO x storage. The Al 2O 3 support was shown to have NO x trapping capability with and without Pt present (at 250 °C Pt/Al 2O 3 adsorbs 2.3 μmols NO x/m 2). NO x is primarily trapped on Al 2O 3 in the form of nitrates with monodentate, chelating and bridged forms apparent in Diffuse Reflectance mid-Infrared Fourier Transform Spectroscopy (DRIFTS) analysis. The addition of K to the catalyst increases the adsorption capacity to 6.2 μmols NO x/m 2, and the primary storage form on K is a free nitrate ion. Quantitative DRIFTS analysis shows that 12% of the nitrates on a Pt/K/Al 2O 3 catalyst are coordinated on the Al 2O 3 support at saturation. When 5% CO2 was included in a feed stream with 300 ppm NO and 12% O2, the amount of K-based nitrate storage decreased by 45% after 1 h on stream due to the competition of adsorbed free nitrates with carboxylates for adsorption sites. When 5% H2O was included in a feed stream with 300 ppm NO and 12% O2, the amount of K-based nitrate storage decreased by only 16% after 1 h, but the Al2O3-based nitrates decreased by 92%. Interestingly, with both 5% CO2 and 5% H2O in the feed, the total storage only decreased by 11%, as the hydroxyl groups generated on Al2O3 destabilized the K–CO2 bond; specifically, H2O mitigates the NOx storage capacity losses associated with carboxylate competition. 相似文献
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Combined effect of H 2O and SO 2 on V 2O 5/AC the activity of catalyst for selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of NO with NH 3 at lower temperatures was studied. In the absence of SO 2, H 2O inhibits the catalytic activity, which may be attributed to competitive adsorption of H 2O and reactants (NO and/or NH 3). Although SO 2 promotes the SCR activity of the V 2O 5/AC catalyst in the absence of H 2O, it speeds the deactivation of the catalyst in the presence of H 2O. The dual effect of SO 2 is attributed to the SO 42− formed on the catalyst surface, which stays as ammonium-sulfate salts on the catalyst surface. In the absence of H 2O, a small amount of ammonium-sulfate salts deposits on the surface of the catalyst, which promote the SCR activity; in the presence of H 2O, however, the deposition rate of ammonium-sulfate salts is much greater, which results in blocking of the catalyst pores and deactivates the catalyst. Decreasing V 2O 5 loading decreases the deactivation rate of the catalyst. The catalyst can be used stably at a space velocity of 9000 h −1 and temperature of 250 °C. 相似文献
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The effect of oxygen concentration on the pulse and steady-state selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of NO with C 3H 6 over CuO/γ-Al 2O 3 has been studied by infrared spectroscopy (IR) coupled with mass spectroscopy studies. IR studies revealed that the pulse SCR occurred via (i) the oxidation of Cu 0/Cu + to Cu 2+ by NO and O 2, (ii) the co-adsorption of NO/NO 2/O 2 to produce Cu 2+(NO 3−) 2, and (iii) the reaction of Cu 2+(NO 3−) 2 with C 3H 6 to produce N 2, CO 2, and H 2O. Increasing the O 2/NO ratio from 25.0 to 83.4 promotes the formation of NO 2 from gas phase oxidation of NO, resulting in a reactant mixture of NO/NO 2/O 2. This reactant mixture allows the formation of Cu 2+(NO 3−) 2 and its reaction with the C 3H 6 to occur at a higher rate with a higher selectivity toward N 2 than the low O 2/NO flow. Both the high and low O 2/NO steady-state SCR reactions follow the same pathway, proceeding via adsorbed C 3H 7---NO 2, C 3H 7---ONO, CH 3COO −, Cu 0---CN, and Cu +---NCO intermediates toward N 2, CO 2, and H 2O products. High O 2 concentration in the high O 2/NO SCR accelerates both the formation and destruction of adsorbates, resulting in their intensities similar to the low O 2/NO SCR at 523–698 K. High O 2 concentration in the reactant mixture resulted in a higher rate of destruction of the intermediates than low O 2 concentration at temperatures above 723 K. 相似文献
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CeO 2 and CeReO x_ y catalysts are prepared by the calcination at different temperatures ( y = 500–1000 °C) and having a different composition (Re = La 3+ or Pr 3+/4+, 0–90 wt.%). The catalysts are characterised by XRD, H 2-TPR, Raman, and BET surface area. The soot oxidation is studied with O 2 and NO + O 2 in the tight and loose contact conditions, respectively. CeO 2 sinters between 800–900 °C due to a grain growth, leading to an increased crystallite size and a decreased BET surface area. La 3+ or Pr 3+/4+ hinders the grain growth of CeO 2 and, thereby, improving the surface catalytic properties. Using O 2 as an oxidant, an improved soot oxidation is observed over CeLaO x_ y and CePrO x_ y in the whole dopant weight loading and calcination temperature range studied, compared with CeO 2. Using NO + O 2, the soot conversion decreased over CeLaO x_ y catalysts calcined below 800 °C compared with the soot oxidation over CeO 2_ y. CePrO x_ y, on the other hand, showed a superior soot oxidation activity in the whole composition and calcination temperature range using NO + O 2. The improvement in the soot oxidation activity over the various catalysts with O 2 can be explained based on an improvement in the external surface area. The superior soot oxidation activity of CePrO x_ y with NO + O 2 is explained by the changes in the redox properties of the catalyst as well as surface area. CePrO x_ y, having 50 wt.% of dopant, is found to be the best catalyst due to synergism between cerium and praseodymium compared to pure components. NO into NO 2 oxidation activity, that determines soot oxidation activity, is improved over all CePrO x catalysts. 相似文献
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The influence of the thermal treatments of Pt/SO 42−-Zr(OH) 4 catalysts on the activity for the metal-catalyzed reaction of cyclohexane dehydrogenation and the acid-catalyzed reaction of n-butane isomerization, were studied in this work. A mutual antagonism between the conditions for optimal activity of the acid and metal functions was found and was seemingly related to the crystallization of the support. In order to be able to isomerize n-butane, SO 42−-Zr(OH) 4 had first to be calcined in air at Tcalc>400 °C. The onset of activity and strong acid properties coincided with the appearance of the tetragonal crystal phase. SO 42−-Zr(OH) 4 supported Pt, prepared from chloroplatinic acid, was tried to be converted to the metal state (Pt 0) in order to have full catalytic capacity. When Pt/SO 42−-Zr(OH) 4 was first calcined in air at Tcalc>400 °C, Pt remained in a seemingly oxidized state, with no de/hydrogenation properties even after reduction in H 2 at 300 °C. Under certain conditions, Pt metal properties were improved: (i) calcining Pt/SO 42−-Zr(OH) 4 in air at Tcalc<400 °C; (ii) calcining Zr(OH) 4 at Tcalc>400 °C before sulfating the support; and (iii) calcining Pt/SO 42−-Zr(OH) 4 in N 2 instead of air. In these cases, though Pt dehydrogenation activity increased, the activity of the acid function decreased (iii) or was practically null ((i) and (ii)). The support was amorphous in case (i) and mainly monoclinic in case (ii). Sulfate loss and conversion into the monoclinic phase occurred in case (iii). As compared to sulfate-free Pt/ZrO 2, sulfur poisoning always decreased the metal activity of sulfated catalysts but the decrease was higher for mainly tetragonal sulfate-doped catalysts. The final conclusion is that the optimum activation conditions for the metal and acid functions in Pt/SO 42−-Zr(OH) 4 are mutually excluding. The deleterious effect of SO 42−-ZrO 2 (SZ) on Pt metal activity is closely related to the growth and/or the presence of the tetragonal phase and cannot be prevented if a high activity of the acid function is demanded by the reacting system. 相似文献
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The objective of this work was to study the promotional effect of Pt on Co-zeolite (viz. mordenite, ferrierite, ZSM-5 and Y-zeolite) and Co/Al 2O 3 on the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of NO x with CH 4 under dry and wet reaction stream. After being reduced in H 2 at 350°C, the PtCo bimetallic zeolites showed higher NO to N 2 conversion and selectivity than the monometallic samples, as well as a combination of the latter samples such as mechanical mixtures or two-stage catalysts. After the same pretreatment, under wet reaction stream, the bimetallic samples were also more active. Among the other catalysts studied with 5% of water in the feed, (NO = CH 4 = 1000 ppm, O 2 = 2%), the NO conversion dropped to zero over Co 2.0Mor at 500°C and GHSV = 30,000 h −1, whereas it is 20% in Pt 0.5Co 2.0Mor. In Pt/Co/Al 2O 3 the NO x conversion dropped below 5% with only 2% of water under the same reaction conditions. The specific activity given as molecules of NO converted per total metal atom per second were 16.5 × 10 −4 s −1 for Pt 0.5Co 2.0Fer, 13 × 10 −4 s −1 for Pt 0.5Co 2.0Mor, 4.33 × 10 −4 s −1 for Pt 0.5Co 2.0ZSM-5 and 0.5 × 10 −4 s −1 for Pt/Co/Al 2O 3. The Y-zeolite-based samples were inactive in both mono and bimetallic samples. The species initially present in the solid were Pt° and Co°, together with Co 2+ and Pt 2+ at exchange positions. Co° seems not to participate as an active site in the SCR of NO x. Those species remained after the reaction but some reorganization occurred. A synergetic effect among the different species that enhances both the NO to NO 2 reaction, the activation of CH 4 and also the ability of the catalyst to adsorb NO, could be responsible for the high activity and selectivity of the bimetallic zeolites. 相似文献
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Both NO decomposition and NO reduction by CH 4 over 4%Sr/La 2O 3 in the absence and presence of O 2 were examined between 773 and 973 K, and N 2O decomposition was also studied. The presence of CH 4 greatly increased the conversion of NO to N 2 and this activity was further enhanced by co-fed O 2. For example, at 773 K and 15 Torr NO the specific activities of NO decomposition, reduction by CH 4 in the absence of O 2, and reduction with 1% O 2 in the feed were 8.3·10 −4, 4.6·10 −3, and 1.3·10 −2 μmol N 2/s m 2, respectively. This oxygen-enhanced activity for NO reduction is attributed to the formation of methyl (and/or methylene) species on the oxide surface. NO decomposition on this catalyst occurred with an activation energy of 28 kcal/mol and the reaction order at 923 K with respect to NO was 1.1. The rate of N 2 formation by decomposition was inhibited by O 2 in the feed even though the reaction order in NO remained the same. The rate of NO reduction by CH 4 continuously increased with temperature to 973 K with no bend-over in either the absence or the presence of O 2 with equal activation energies of 26 kcal/mol. The addition of O 2 increased the reaction order in CH 4 at 923 K from 0.19 to 0.87, while it decreased the reaction order in NO from 0.73 to 0.55. The reaction order in O 2 was 0.26 up to 0.5% O 2 during which time the CH 4 concentration was not decreased significantly. N 2O decomposition occurs rapidly on this catalyst with a specific activity of 1.6·10 −4 μmol N 2/s m 2 at 623 K and 1220 ppm N 2O and an activation energy of 24 kcal/mol. The addition of CH 4 inhibits this decomposition reaction. Finally, the use of either CO or H 2 as the reductant (no O 2) produced specific activities at 773 K that were almost 5 times greater than that with CH 4 and gave activation energies of 21–26 kcal/mol, thus demonstrating the potential of using CO/H 2 to reduce NO to N 2 over these REO catalysts. 相似文献
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The oxidation of CH 4 over Pt–NiO/δ-Al 2O 3 has been studied in a fluidised bed reactor as part of a major project on an autothermal (combined oxidation–steam reforming) system for CH 4 conversion. The kinetic data were collected between 773 and 893 K and 101 kPa total pressure using CH 4 and O 2 compositions of 10–35% and 8–30%, respectively. Rate–temperature data were also obtained over alumina-supported monometallic catalysts, Pt and NiO. The bimetallic Pt–NiO system has a lower activation energy (80.8 kJ mol −1) than either Pt (86.45 kJ mol −1) and NiO (103.73 kJ mol −1). The superior performance of the bimetallic catalyst was attributed to chemical synergy. The reaction rate over the Pt–NiO catalyst increased monotonically with CH 4 partial pressure but was inhibited by O 2. At low partial pressures (<30 kPa), H 2O has a detrimental effect on CH 4 conversion, whilst above 30 kPa, the rate increased dramatically with water content. 相似文献
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The role of La 2O 3 loading in Pd/Al 2O 3-La 2O 3 prepared by sol–gel on the catalytic properties in the NO reduction with H 2 was studied. The catalysts were characterized by N 2 physisorption, temperature-programmed reduction, differential thermal analysis, temperature-programmed oxidation and temperature-programmed desorption of NO. The physicochemical properties of Pd catalysts as well as the catalytic activity and selectivity are modified by La2O3 inclusion. The selectivity depends on the NO/H2 molar ratio (GHSV = 72,000 h−1) and the extent of interaction between Pd and La2O3. At NO/H2 = 0.5, the catalysts show high N2 selectivity (60–75%) at temperatures lower than 250 °C. For NO/H2 = 1, the N2 selectivity is almost 100% mainly for high temperatures, and even in the presence of 10% H2O vapor. The high N2 selectivity indicates a high capability of the catalysts to dissociate NO upon adsorption. This property is attributed to the creation of new adsorption sites through the formation of a surface PdOx phase interacting with La2O3. The formation of this phase is favored by the spreading of PdO promoted by La2O3. DTA shows that the phase transformation takes place at temperatures of 280–350 °C, while TPO indicates that this phase transformation is related to the oxidation process of PdO: in the case of Pd/Al2O3 the O2 uptake is consistent with the oxidation of PdO to PdO2, and when La2O3 is present the O2 uptake exceeds that amount (1.5 times). La2O3 in Pd catalysts promotes also the oxidation of Pd and dissociative adsorption of NO mainly at low temperatures (<250 °C) favoring the formation of N2. 相似文献
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The adsorption of HCN on, its catalytic oxidation with 6% O 2 over 0.5% Pt/Al 2O 3, and the subsequent oxidation of strongly bound chemisorbed species upon heating were investigated. The observed N-containing products were N 2O, NO and NO 2, and some residual adsorbed N-containing species were oxidized to NO and NO 2 during subsequent temperature programmed oxidation. Because N-atom balance could not be obtained after accounting for the quantities of each of these product species, we propose that N 2 and was formed. Both the HCN conversion and the selectivity towards different N-containing products depend strongly on the reaction temperature and the composition of the reactant gas mixture. In particular, total HCN conversion reaches 95% above 250 °C. Furthermore, the temperature of maximum HCN conversion to N 2O is located between 200 and 250 °C, while raising the reaction temperature increases the proportion of NO x in the products. The co-feeding of H 2O and C 3H 6 had little, if any effect on the total HCN conversion, but C 3H 6 addition did increase the conversion to NO and decrease the conversion to NO 2, perhaps due to the competing presence of adsorbed fragments of reductive C 3H 6. Evidence is also presented that introduction of NO and NO 2 into the reactant gas mixture resulted in additional reaction pathways between these NO x species and HCN that provide for lean-NO x reduction coincident with HCN oxidation. 相似文献
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We have investigated the regeneration of a nitrated or sulphated model Pt/Ba-based NO x trap catalyst using different reductants. H 2 was found to be more effective at regenerating the NO x storage activity especially at lower temperature, but more importantly over the entire temperature window after catalyst ageing. When the model NO x storage catalyst is sulphated in SO 2 under lean conditions at 650 °C almost complete deactivation can be seen. Complete regeneration was not achieved, even under rich conditions at 800 °C in 10% H 2/He. Barium sulphate formed after the high temperature ageing was partly converted to barium sulphide on reduction. However, if the H 2 reduced sample was exposed to a rich condition in a gas mixture containing CO 2 at 650 °C, the storage activity can be recovered. Under these rich conditions the S 2− species becomes less stable than the CO 32−, which is active for storing NO x. Samples which were lean aged in air containing 60 ppm SO 2 at <600 °C, after regeneration at λ=0.95 at 650 °C, have a similar activity window to a fresh catalyst. It is, therefore, important that CO 2 is present during the rich regenerations of the sulphated model samples (as of course it would be under real conditions), as suppression of carbonate formation can lead to sulphide formation which is inactive for NO x storage. 相似文献
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Co/ZSM-5 catalysts were prepared by several methods, including wet ion exchange (WIE), its combination with impregnation (IMP), solid state ion exchange (SSI) and sublimation (SUB). FTIR results show that the zeolite protons in H-ZSM-5 are completely removed when CoCl 2 vapor is deposited. TPR shows peaks for Co 2+ ions at 695–705°C and for Co 3O 4 at 385–390°C, but a peak in the 220–250°C region appears to indicate Co 2+ oxo-ions. The catalysts have been tested for the selective reduction of NOx with iso-C4H10 under O2-rich conditions and in the absence of O2, both with dry and wet feeds. A bifunctional mechanism appears to operate at low temperature: oxo-ions or Co3O4 clusters first oxidize NO to NO2, which is chemisorbed as NOy (y≥2) and reduced. In this modus operandi catalyst SUB shows the highest N2 yield 90% near 390°C for dry and wet feeds. It is found to be quite stable in a 52 h run with a wet feed. In contrast, the WIE catalyst, which mainly contains isolated Co2+ ions and has poor activity below 400°C, excels at T>430°C. This and the observation that, at high temperature, NO is reduced in O2-free feeds over Co/MFI catalysts, suggest that NO can be reduced over Co2+ ions without intermediate formation of NO2. The bifunctional mechanism at low temperature is supported by the fact that a strongly enhanced performance is obtained by mixing WIE with Fe/FER, a catalyst known to promote NO2 formation. 相似文献
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The inhibition effect of H 2O on V 2O 5/AC catalyst for NO reduction with NH 3 is studied at temperatures up to 250 °C through TPD, elemental analyses, temperature-programmed surface reaction (TPSR) and FT-IR analyses. The results show that H 2O does not reduce NO and NH 3 adsorption on V 2O 5/AC catalyst surface, but promotes NH 3 adsorption due to increases in Brønsted acid sites. Many kinds of NH 3 forms present on the catalyst surface, but only NH 4+ on Brønsted acid sites and a small portion of NH 3 on Lewis acid sites are reactive with NO at 250 °C or below, and most of the NH 3 on Lewis acid sites does not react with NO, regardless the presence of H 2O in the feed gas. H 2O inhibits the SCR reaction between the NH 3 on the Lewis acid sites and NO, and the inhibition effect increases with increasing H 2O content. The inhibition effect is reversible and H 2O does not poison the V 2O 5/AC catalyst. 相似文献
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A 1% Pd catalyst (38% dispersion) was prepared by impregnating a γ-alumina with palladium acetylacetonate dissolved in acetone. The behaviour of this catalyst in oxidation and steam reforming (SR) of propane was investigated. Temperature-programmed reactions of C 3H 8 with O 2 or with O 2 + H 2O were carried out with different stoichiometric ratios S( S =[O 2]/5[C 3H 8]). The conversion profiles of C 3H 8 for the reaction carried out in substoichiometry of O 2 ( S < 1) showed two discrete domains of conversion: oxidation at temperatures below 350°C and SR at temperatures above 350°C. The presence of steam in the inlet gases is not necessary for SR to occur: there is sufficient water produced in the oxidation to form H 2 and carbon oxides by this reaction. Contrary to what was observed with Pt, an apparent deactivation between 310 and 385°C could be observed with Pd in oxidation. This is due to a reduction of PdO x into Pd 0, which is much less active than the oxide in propane oxidation. Steam added to the reactants inhibits oxidation while it prevents the reduction of PdO x into Pd 0. Compared to Pt and to Rh, Pd has a higher thermal resistance: no deactivation occurred after treatment up to 700°C and limited deactivation after treatment up to 900°C, provided that the catalyst is maintained in an oxygen-rich atmosphere during the cooling. 相似文献
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Pt supported on CeO 2 and 10 wt.% La 3+-doped CeO 2 catalysts have been prepared, characterised and tested for soot oxidation by O 2 in TGA. The reaction mechanism has been studied in a TAP reactor with labelled O 2. Isotopic oxygen exchange between molecular O 2 and ‘O’ on the support/catalyst was observed and soot oxidation is being carried out by lattice oxygen. TAP studies further show that Pt improves O 2 adsorption and, therefore, 5 wt.% Pt-containing catalysts are more active for soot oxidation than the counterpart supports. In addition, CeO 2 doping by La 3+ leads to an improved support, since La 3+ stabilises the structure of CeO 2 when calcined at high temperature (1000 °C) and minimises sintering. In addition, La 3+ improves the Ce 4+/Ce 3+ reduction as deduced from H 2-TPR experiments and favours oxygen mobility into the lattice. A synergetic effect of Pt and La 3+ is observed, Pt-containing La 3+-doped CeO 2 being the most active catalyst for soot oxidation by O 2 among the samples studied. 相似文献
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