On the kinetic and structure sensitivity of lean reduction of NO with C3H6 over nanodispersed Pt crystals
On the kinetic and structure sensitivity of lean reduction of NO with C3H6 over nanodispersed Pt crystals
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DOI:
10.1016/j.apcatb.2005.01.006
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发表时间:
2005-07
影响因子:
22.1
通讯作者:
Balint Ioan;A. Miyazaki;K. Aika
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作者:
Balint Ioan;A. Miyazaki;K. Aika
Well-defined platinum nanocrystals (≈52% cubic) with an average diameter of 12nm were prepared by colloid method and then supported on alumina. The effect of amount of the exposed Pt (controlled either by metal loading or by the catalyst weight) on the catalytic performances for lean-burn deNOxreaction was taken firstly under investigation. An optimum peak NOxconversion of ≈56% was observed at 250°C. Typically, the propylene conversion level was in the 85–100% range at peak NOxconversions. The catalytic data free of transport effects have been identified and then used to calculate kinetic parameters for NO and C3H6conversions (turnover frequencies and activation energies). The average TOF values for NO and C3H6conversions, determined in the 225–275°C temperature domain, ranged between 0.04–0.27 and 0.05–0.50s−1, respectively. The average activation energies for NO and C3H6conversions were 91 and 108kJmol−1, respectively. The structure sensitivity of NO/O2/C3H6reaction as well as the morphological evolution of the well-structured platinum nanocrystals in reaction conditions have been clearly evidenced. The deNOxcatalytic behavior was mainly related to the shape (facet effect) and to a lesser extent to the size (bulk effect) of the Pt nanoparticles. The N2/N2O ratio was higher (≈1:1) for the catalyst statistically rich in Pt nanoparticles with low index facets, relatively free of defects, compared to the polycrystalline one (≈1:2). High concentration of edges, corners, kinks, and surface defects of polycrystalline platinum particles was the main factor responsible for the overall catalytic activity for NOxconversion. Large (24nm) as well as small (2.4nm) polycrystalline Pt particles showed in great lines the same catalytic behavior for NO conversion. In light of experimental results, it is suggested that further improvement in the catalytic activity and selectivity for lean deNOxreaction (increase in the specific catalytic activity and N2/N2O ratio) can be foreseen through an optimum morphological (size and facet) control of the supported Pt particles.