Low temperature CO pulse adsorption for the determination of Pt particle size in a Pt/Cerium-based oxide catalyst
Low temperature CO pulse adsorption for the determination of Pt particle size in a Pt/Cerium-based oxide catalyst
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10.1016/j.apcata.2009.09.030
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发表时间:
2009-11
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5.5
通讯作者:
Toshitaka Tanabe;Y. Nagai;T. Hirabayashi;N. Takagi;K. Dohmae;Naoki Takahashi;Matsumoto Shinichi;H. Shinjoh;J. Kondo;J. J. Schouten-J.;H. Brongersma
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作者:
Toshitaka Tanabe;Y. Nagai;T. Hirabayashi;N. Takagi;K. Dohmae;Naoki Takahashi;Matsumoto Shinichi;H. Shinjoh;J. Kondo;J. J. Schouten-J.;H. Brongersma
Unexpectedly large amounts of CO adsorption have resulted from a pulse adsorption experiment at 323K, giving about 300% Pt dispersion in a Pt/cerium-based oxide catalyst. An in situ diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopic investigation on a Pt/cerium-based oxide during CO adsorption has revealed that carbonate species on the cerium oxide surface are responsible for the unrealistically large CO adsorption at 323K, as a result of CO spillover. Lowering the temperature to 195K considerably diminished the amount of CO adsorption. The size of the Pt particles in the Pt/cerium-based oxide catalyst was determined by CO pulse adsorption at 195K and showed good agreement with the particle size determined by X-ray diffraction and low energy ion scattering. This indicates that CO pulse adsorption at 195K is a useful technique to reliably estimate the Pt particle size in a Pt/cerium-based oxide catalyst.