Cu基复合金属氧化物介晶催化材料的制备及其催化性能的研究

介晶是由纳米晶以结晶学有序的方式排列而成的纳米粒子超结构非经典晶体，由于结合了单个纳米颗粒和有序介尺度结构使得介晶产生一些新的集合特性，具有广阔的应用前景。目前关于多元金属复合氧化物介晶催化材料合成的研究报道很少，尤其是还未见到其在化学工业催化应用的研究。本项目拟通过协同介晶构筑与铜基金属氧化物来制备铜基多元金属氧化物介晶催化材料，包括MO-CuO和M1O-M2O-CuO (M、M1、M2 = Ti、Mn、Fe、Co、Ni、Zn、Ce、In)，系统研究合成参数对介晶材料尺寸、形貌、晶相及界面的晶面取向的影响规律，探索其形成机理，发展简便普适的可控制备方法，完成宏量制备（千克级）；选择有机硅行业单体合成的Rochow反应和太阳能多晶硅原料三氯氢硅合成的硅氢氯化反应，考察介晶的催化性能，并揭示其微结构与催化性能之间的构效关系，对于拓展介晶的合成方法、理论以及其工业应用具有重要的意义。

Mesocrystals are non-classical crystals with a highly ordered nanoparticle superstructure, which are composed of aligned nanocrystals in crystallographic register. Because of their unique combination of nanoparticle properties and order with mesoscopic size allowing for novel collective and emergent properties, the mesocrystals possess promising applications and have received rapidly increasing interest. However, the report on the synthesis of multiple metal oxide mesocrystals is really rare and the application of mesocrystals as catalysts in chemical industry has not been found in the literature. In this project, we will first focus on the fabrication of multiple Cu-based metal oxide mesocrystals through the synergetic integration of the mesoscopical structure and Cu-based oxide composites. These mesocrystals will include binary MO-CuO and ternary M1O-M2O-CuO (M, M1, and M2 = Ti, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Zn, Ce, In) composites. The effect of synthesis conditions on the mesocrystal size, morphology, phase and crystallographic orientation in the interfacial region will be systematically investigated for understanding the formation mechanisms. The novel general approaches for the production of the multiple metal oxide mesocrystals will be developed. The catalytic properties of these Cu-based composite mesocrystals will be explored in Rochow reaction commonly used to produce monomers in organosilane industry and in Si hydrochlorination reaction to produce trichlorosilane (SiHCl3) used in production of Si polycrystals for Solar cell. Furthermore, the relationship between the structures of the composite mesocrystals and their catalytic performances will be unveiled, which is helpful for developing new Cu-based catalysts. The successful implementation of this project will be of great significance not only to perfect the synthesis methodology and growth theory of the mesocrystals but also to extend their industrial applications.