A comparative study on Pt/CeO2 and Pt/ZrO2 catalysts for crotonaldehyde hydrogenation
A comparative study on Pt/CeO2 and Pt/ZrO2 catalysts for crotonaldehyde hydrogenation
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10.1016/j.molcata.2012.05.002
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2012-09
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Lin Zhu;Jiqing Lu;Ping Chen;Xiao Hong;Guanqun Xie;Gengshen Hu;M. Luo
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Lin Zhu;Jiqing Lu;Ping Chen;Xiao Hong;Guanqun Xie;Gengshen Hu;M. Luo
Vapor-phase hydrogenation of crotonaldehyde was carried out over Pt/CeO2and Pt/ZrO2catalysts. It was found that both catalysts suffered deactivation, with the conversion of crotonaldehyde decreasing from 31 to 6% over the Pt/CeO2catalyst and 20 to 7% over the Pt/ZrO2catalyst, which was due to the formation of organic compounds on the catalyst surface as revealed by temperature programmed oxidation technique on the spent catalysts, and the poisoning effect of CO chemisorptions on Pt atoms via decarbonylation reaction. For the Pt/ZrO2catalyst, selectivity to crotyl alcohol reached 48% and kept stable during the reaction, while for the Pt/CeO2catalyst, the selectivity to crotyl alcohol decreased dramatically from 51 to 33%. The decrease of selectivity for the Pt/CeO2catalyst was attributed to carbon deposit formed on the catalyst surface by the reaction between CO and reduced Ce3+ion in CeO2. However, for the Pt/ZrO2, no carbon deposit was formed on the catalyst surface, which could account for the stable selectivity during the reaction process.