Elucidation of Active Sites of Gold Nanoparticles on Acidic Ta2O5 Supports for CO Oxidation
Elucidation of Active Sites of Gold Nanoparticles on Acidic Ta2O5 Supports for CO Oxidation
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DOI:
10.1021/acscatal.0c01966
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发表时间:
2020-08-21
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12.9
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Murayama, Toru
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作者:
Lin, Mingyue;Mochizuki, Chihiro;Murayama, Toru
Gold nanoparticles of small sizes with a highly uniform dispersion were successfully deposited on several crystalline forms of Ta2O5 (pseudohex-agonal, orthorhombic, and pyrochlore) by the sol immobilization method. The pseudohexagonal Ta2O5 (TT-Ta2O5) synthesized by a hydrothermal method showed the highest catalytic activity for CO oxidation as a support for gold catalysts. The temperature at 50% CO conversion was -11 degrees C for 1 wt % Au/TT-Ta2O5, and the temperature was 23 degrees C at 100% CO conversion (space velocity of 20000 mL h(-1 )g(cat)(-1)). To investigate the reaction mechanism, in situ performed, and the sequential delivery of adsorbed CO on Ta2O5 sites and Au sites to the active sites was observed at -120 degrees C. The results of temperature-programmed CO reduction suggested that the oxygen adsorbed at -100 degrees C contributed mainly to the high catalytic activity of CO oxidation, while the lattice oxygen played a minor role for CO oxidation from -60 to 100 degrees C, which was the same temperature range with the actual reaction condition.