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Effect of Ni particle size on the production of renewable methane from CO_(2) over Ni/CeO_(2) catalyst 被引量:2
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作者 Lili Lin Clifford A.Gerlak +10 位作者 Chang Liu Jordi Llorca Siyu Yao Ning Rui Feng Zhang Zongyuan Liu Sen Zhang Kaixi Deng Christopher B.Murray José A.Rodriguez Sanjaya D.Senanayake 《Journal of Energy Chemistry》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2021年第10期602-611,I0015,共11页
Production of’renewable Methane’has attracted renewed research interest as a fundamental probe reaction and process for CO_(2)utilization through potential use in Cl fuel production and even for future space explora... Production of’renewable Methane’has attracted renewed research interest as a fundamental probe reaction and process for CO_(2)utilization through potential use in Cl fuel production and even for future space exploration technologies.CO_(2)methanation is a structure sensitive reaction on Ni/CeO_(2)catalysts.To precisely elucidate the size effect of the Ni metal center on the CO_(2)methanation performance,we prepared2%Ni/CeO_(2)catalysts with pre-synthesized uniform Ni particles(2,4 and 8 nm)on a high surface area CeO_(2)support.Transmission electron microscopy(TEM)and ambient pressure X-ray photo spectroscopy(AP-XPS)characterization have confirmed that the catalyst structure and chemical state was uniform and stable under reaction conditions.The 8 nm sized catalyst showed superior methanation selectivity over the 4 and 2 nm counterparts,and the methanation activity in term of TOF is 10 times and 70 times higher than for the 4 and 2 nm counterparts,respectively.The DRIFTS studies revealed that the larger Ni(8 nm particles)over CeO_(2)efficiently facilitated the hydrogenation of the surface formate intermediates,which is proposed as the rate determining step accounting for the excellent CO_(2)methanation performance. 展开更多
关键词 CO_(2)methanation particle size effect Ni/CeO_(2) In situ DRIFTS Mechanism investigation
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Effect of initial nickel particle size on stability of nickel catalysts for aqueous phase reforming 被引量:2
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作者 Tomas van Haasterecht Marten Swart +1 位作者 Krijn P.de Jong Johannes Hendrik Bitter 《Journal of Energy Chemistry》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2016年第2期287-294,共8页
The deactivation behavior by crystallite growth of nickel nanoparticles on various supports(carbon nanofibers, zirconia, Si C, α-Al2O3 and γ-Al2O3) was investigated in the aqueous phase reforming of ethylene glyco... The deactivation behavior by crystallite growth of nickel nanoparticles on various supports(carbon nanofibers, zirconia, Si C, α-Al2O3 and γ-Al2O3) was investigated in the aqueous phase reforming of ethylene glycol. Supported Ni catalysts of ~10 wt% were prepared by impregnation of carbon nanofibers(CNF),Zr O2, SiC, γ-Al2O3 and α-Al2O3. The extent of the Ni nanoparticle growth on various support materials follows the order CNF ~ ZrO2〉 SiC 〉 γ-Al2O3〉〉 α-Al2O3 which sequence, however, was determined by the initial Ni particle size. Based on the observed nickel leaching and the specific growth characteristics; the particle size distribution and the effect of loading on the growth rate, Ostwald ripening is suggested to be the main mechanism contributing to nickel particle growth. Remarkably, initially smaller Ni particles(~12 nm) supported on α-Al2O3 were found to outgrow Ni particles with initially larger size(~20 nm). It is put forward that the higher susceptibility with respect to oxidation of the smaller Ni nanoparticles and differences in initial particle size distribution are responsible for this behavior. 展开更多
关键词 Aqueous phase reforming particle growth Catalyst stability Ostwald ripening Leaching Nickel catalysts particle size effect Support effect
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