A heat-resisting acid catalyst: Thermal stability and acidity of a thin silica layer on alumina calcined at 1493 K†
A heat-resisting acid catalyst: Thermal stability and acidity of a thin silica layer on alumina calcined at 1493 K†
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耐热酸催化剂:1493 K 下煅烧的氧化铝上二氧化硅薄层的热稳定性和酸性
DOI:
10.1002/cvde.19950010205
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发表时间:
1995
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通讯作者:
M. Niwa
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作者:
N. Katada;Hideaki Ishiguro;Koh;M. Niwa
The chemical vapor deposition of a thin layer of silica on alumina is shown to improve the thermal stability of alumina with respect to sintering and to reduce the loss of surface area of alumina during heating. Benzaldehyde-ammonia titration showed that samples with high stability were almost completely covered by silica. These observations suggest that an ultrathin silica layer, probably a monolayer, thermally stabilizes the surface. Bronsted acidity was observed even after calcination at 1493 K: it was initially diminished by this calcination, but readily recovered on exposure to a humid atmosphere, whereas conventional solid-acid catalysts are irreversibly deactivated by complete sintering.