Preparation and characterization of hydrophobic Pt-Fe catalysts with enhanced catalytic activities for interface hydrogen isotope separation.
Preparation and characterization of hydrophobic Pt-Fe catalysts with enhanced catalytic activities for interface hydrogen isotope separation.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jhazmat.2012.01.058
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发表时间:
2012-03
影响因子:
13.6
通讯作者:
Sheng Hu;J. Hou;Liang-ping Xiong;Kuiping Weng;Xingbi Ren;Yangming Luo
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作者:
Sheng Hu;J. Hou;Liang-ping Xiong;Kuiping Weng;Xingbi Ren;Yangming Luo
Liquid phase catalytic exchange reactions are mainly used for separation of hydrogen isotopes from liquid water. Based on the carbon-supported Pt and Pt–Fe catalysts, different hydrophobic Pt and Pt–Fe catalysts were fabricated for use in such reactions. The characterization results indicated the Pt–Fe alloy was formed in the Pt3Fe/C catalyst prepared using a citric-acid-assisted NaBH4reduction method (CA-NaBH4). However, there were more Fe oxide species and the Fe components existed independently in the Pt3Fe/C catalyst prepared by the modified microwave-irradiated ethyl glycol reduction procedure (MI). Performance tests demonstrated that the activities of the hydrophobic Pt–Fe catalysts with appropriate Fe/Pt ratios, using the MI method, were enhanced because of the addition of Fe. In contrast, the hydrophobic Pt3Fe catalyst prepared using the CA-NaBH4method had lower catalytic activity than pure Pt. Possible reasons were explained by reaction mechanisms of double routes of LPCE catalysis.