Redox Oxide@Molten Salt as a generalized catalyst design strategy for oxidative dehydrogenation of ethane via selective hydrogen combustion
Redox Oxide@Molten Salt as a generalized catalyst design strategy for oxidative dehydrogenation of ethane via selective hydrogen combustion
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10.1016/j.apcata.2022.118869
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2022-09
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Junchen Liu;S. Yusuf;Daniel Jackson;W. Martin;Dennis Chacko;Kyle Vogt-Lowell;Luke M. Neal;
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Junchen Liu;S. Yusuf;Daniel Jackson;W. Martin;Dennis Chacko;Kyle Vogt-Lowell;Luke M. Neal;
The current study demonstrates a redox oxide @ molten salt core-shell architecture as a generalized redox catalyst design strategy for chemical looping – oxidative dehydrogenation of ethane. 17 combinations of redox active oxides and molten salts were prepared, evaluated, and characterized. X-ray diffraction indicates that the redox oxides and molten salts are fully compatible, forming separate and stable phases. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy demonstrates that the molten salts aggregate at the redox oxide surface, forming a core-shell structure to block the non-selective sites responsible for COxformation. Up to ∼74 % single-pass olefin yields were achieved using the proposed redox catalyst design strategy. Statistical analyses of the performance data indicate the potential to achieve up to 86.7 % single-pass yield by simply optimizing the operating conditions using the redox catalysts reported in this study. Meanwhile, the generalizability of the catalyst design strategy offers exciting opportunities to further optimize the composition and performance of the redox catalysts for ethane ODH under a chemical looping scheme with significantly reduced energy consumption and CO2emissions.