摘要
Heterogeneously catalyzed hydrolytic dehydrogenation of ammonia borane is a remarkable structure sensitive reaction. In this work, a strategy by using polyoxometalates(POMs) as the ligands is proposed to engineer the surface and electronic properties of Pt/CNT catalysts toward the enhanced hydrogen generation rate and durability. Three kinds of POMs, i.e., silicotungstic acid(STA), phosphotungstic acid(PTA)and molybdophosphoric acid(PMA), are comparatively studied, among which the STA shows positive effects on the catalytic activity and durability. A catalyst structure-performance relationship is established by a combination of kinetic and isotopic analyses with multiple characterization techniques, such as HAADF-STEM, EDS, Raman spectroscopy and XPS. It is shown that the STA compared to the other two POMs can increase the Pt binding energy and thus promote the reaction. The insights demonstrated here could open a new avenue for boosting the reaction by employing the POMs as the ligands to engineer the catalyst electronic properties.
Heterogeneously catalyzed hydrolytic dehydrogenation of ammonia borane is a remarkable structure sensitive reaction. In this work, a strategy by using polyoxometalates(POMs) as the ligands is proposed to engineer the surface and electronic properties of Pt/CNT catalysts toward the enhanced hydrogen generation rate and durability. Three kinds of POMs, i.e., silicotungstic acid(STA), phosphotungstic acid(PTA)and molybdophosphoric acid(PMA), are comparatively studied, among which the STA shows positive effects on the catalytic activity and durability. A catalyst structure-performance relationship is established by a combination of kinetic and isotopic analyses with multiple characterization techniques, such as HAADF-STEM, EDS, Raman spectroscopy and XPS. It is shown that the STA compared to the other two POMs can increase the Pt binding energy and thus promote the reaction. The insights demonstrated here could open a new avenue for boosting the reaction by employing the POMs as the ligands to engineer the catalyst electronic properties.
基金
supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21776077)
the Program for Professor of Special Appointment(Eastern Scholar)at Shanghai Institutions of Higher Learning
the Shanghai Rising-Star Program(17QA1401200)
the Open Project of SKLOCE(SKL-Che-15C03)
the Shanghai Natural Science Foundation(17ZR1407300 and 17ZR1407500)
the State Key Laboratory of Organic-Inorganic Composites(oic201801007)。
作者简介
Corresponding authors at:Wenyao Chen,State Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering,East China University of Science and Technology.Shanghai 200237,China.E-mail addresses:wenyao.chen@mail.ecust.edu.cn;Corresponding authors at:Xuezhi Duan,E-mail addresses:xzduan@ecust.edu.cn。
