Self-regenerating Rh- and Pt-based perovskite catalysts for automotive-emissions control.
Self-regenerating Rh- and Pt-based perovskite catalysts for automotive-emissions control.
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10.1002/anie.200503938
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2006-09
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Hirohisa Tanaka;M. Taniguchi;M. Uenishi;Nobuhiko Kajita;Isao Tan;Y. Nishihata;J. Mizuki;K. Narita;M. Kimura;K. Kaneko
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Hirohisa Tanaka;M. Taniguchi;M. Uenishi;Nobuhiko Kajita;Isao Tan;Y. Nishihata;J. Mizuki;K. Narita;M. Kimura;K. Kaneko
elements form perovskites, and these can be partially substituted when the tolerance factors are met. To maintain electroneutrality, three combinations are possible: A1+B5+O3, A2+B4+O3, and A3+B3+O3. BaTiO3 (an A2+B4+O3 combination) is an electroceramic that is used in capacitors and transducers but not as a catalyst. LaCoO3 is an A3+B3+O3 perovskite whose catalytic properties have attracted attention since the 1970s,[4] and LaFe0. 95Pd0. 05O3 has been used industrially as a three-way catalyst for gasoline automotiveemission control since October 2002. To study the self-regenerating properties, perovskite catalysts containing Pd, Rh, or Pt were prepared by the alkoxide method.[1] X-ray absorption fine structure (XAFS) measurements were carried out on samples that were oxidized (O), reduced (OR), and re-oxidized (ORO). The X-ray absorption near-edge structure (XANES) spectrum at the Rh K-edge (23.220 keV) for LaFe0. 95Rh0. 05O3 after each treatment is shown in Figure 1a, and the calculated radial structure function around Rh is shown in Figure 1 b. The local