Understanding the role of tungsten on Pt/CeO2 for vinyl chloride catalytic combustion |
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Affiliation: | Key Laboratory for Advanced Materials and Research Institute of Industrial Catalysis, School of Chemistry & Molecular Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai 200237, China |
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Abstract: | Spherical CeO2 synthesized by the hydrothermal process was used as support to prepare Pt/WO3/CeO2, and the effects of tungsten (W) contents on activity, stability and polychlorinated by-products were investigated to understand the role of W for vinyl chloride (VC) catalytic oxidation. The introduction of 12 wt% W to Pt/CeO2 (P12WC) exhibits the highest catalytic activity with 90% conversion of VC at 250 °C, meanwhile the stability improves and the polychlorinated by-products in the tail gas significantly decrease due to the removal of dissociated Cl species in the formation of HCl. The beneficial effects of W on Pt/CeO2 are closely related to the chemical state of Pt, redox and surface acid sites distribution. The doped W not only makes Pt disperse evenly on the support with the high valence, but also weakens the interaction between Pt and CeO2 by the formation of Pt–O–W and Pt–O–W–O–Ce species, which facilitates oxygen mobility. In addition, the modification of W species also significantly increases the surface acidity amount and changes the distribution of acid sites. |
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Keywords: | Tungsten oxides Vinyl chloride Catalytic oxidation By-products Rare earths |
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