Preparation of nano-gold in zeolites for CO oxidation : Effects of structures and number of ion exchange sites of zeolites
Preparation of nano-gold in zeolites for CO oxidation : Effects of structures and number of ion exchange sites of zeolites
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10.1016/j.apcata.2005.02.038
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发表时间:
2005-09
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5.5
通讯作者:
Jen-Ho Chen;Jiunn-Nan Lin;Yih-Ming Kang;Wen-Yueh Yu;C. Kuo;B. Wan
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作者:
Jen-Ho Chen;Jiunn-Nan Lin;Yih-Ming Kang;Wen-Yueh Yu;C. Kuo;B. Wan
Nano-gold was prepared in different types of zeolite (Y, β and mordenite) in pH-adjusted chloroauric acid solution. The effects of the pore structures and the aluminum content on the loading of gold and on the reaction activity for CO oxidation at 0°C were investigated. The gold loading in each zeolite was strongly related to the aluminum content; it was also affected by the structure of the zeolite. HRTEM results revealed that a few particles of gold around 1nm in diameter were formed in the cage of Y-type zeolite with less aluminum loading (1.8wt.%), and there was aggregation of gold species on the exterior surface of the zeolite; in contrast, more particles of gold around 1nm were formed in Y-type zeolite with more aluminum loading (12.4wt.%), no aggregation was observed. The results from the temperature-programmed reduction in hydrogen indicated that the gold species were reduced in the smaller pores (in β and mordenite) only at lower temperatures. Nevertheless, gold was easily sintered in the channels of β and mordenite during CO oxidation, causing severely reducing the activity. The cage-like pore in Y-type zeolite with 12.4wt.% aluminum loading prevented the sintering of gold, and its hydrophilic surface favored the activation of gold species; therefore, this Au/Y catalyst exhibited high catalytic activity and stability for CO oxidation.