A series of K-doped Mn0.5Ce0.5Oδ （K-MCO） catalysts with three-dimensionally ordered macroporous （3DOM） structure and different K loadings were successfully synthesized using simple methods. These catalysts exhibi...A series of K-doped Mn0.5Ce0.5Oδ （K-MCO） catalysts with three-dimensionally ordered macroporous （3DOM） structure and different K loadings were successfully synthesized using simple methods. These catalysts exhibited well-defined 3DOM nanostructure, which consisted of extensive interconnecting networks of spherical voids. The effects of the calcination temperature and calcination time on the morphological characteristics and crystalline forms of the catalysts were systematically studied. The catalysts showed high catalytic activity for the combustion of soot. 3DOM 20% K-MCO-4h catalyst, in particular, showed the highest catalytic activity of all of the catalysts studied （e.g., Ts0 = 331 ~C and Smco2 = 95.3%）. The occurrence of structural and synergistic effects among the K, Mn, and Ce atoms in the catalysts was favorable for enhancing their catalytic activity towards the combustion of diesel soot. Furthermore, the temperatures required for the complete combustion of the soot （〈400 ℃） were well within the exhaust temperature range （175-400 ℃）, which means that the accumulated soot can be removed under the conditions of the diesel exhaust gas. These catalysts could therefore be used in numerous practical applications because they are easy to synthesize, exhibit high catalytic activity, and can be made from low cost materials.展开更多
A highly efficient Pd\|BMImCl/TiO\-\%y\%\|SiO\-\%x\% catalyst system synthesized through sol\|gel method from palladium complex, ionic liquid, titanate and silicate esters was found for the oxidative carbonylation of ...A highly efficient Pd\|BMImCl/TiO\-\%y\%\|SiO\-\%x\% catalyst system synthesized through sol\|gel method from palladium complex, ionic liquid, titanate and silicate esters was found for the oxidative carbonylation of amines. The catalyst efficiency was much higher than that reported in previous papers and the TOF number reached to 10 372 when catalyst 0.05%Pd\|4.6%BMImCl/TiO\-\%y\%\|SiO\-\%x\% was used. The usability of ionic liquid was the key point for preparation of this catalyst system because of its high dissolvability to palladium complex and affording appropriate micro\|environment for the reaction. The synergism among palladium complex, ionic liquid, titanate and silicate was the main reason for the high catalytic activity of the catalyst system. BET, AES and XRD were used to characterized the catalysts in detail.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21177160,21303263,21477164)Beijing Nova Program(Z141109001814072)+1 种基金Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of High Education of China(20130007120011)the Science Foundation of China University of Petroleum-Beijing(2462013YJRC13,2462013BJRC003)~~
文摘A series of K-doped Mn0.5Ce0.5Oδ （K-MCO） catalysts with three-dimensionally ordered macroporous （3DOM） structure and different K loadings were successfully synthesized using simple methods. These catalysts exhibited well-defined 3DOM nanostructure, which consisted of extensive interconnecting networks of spherical voids. The effects of the calcination temperature and calcination time on the morphological characteristics and crystalline forms of the catalysts were systematically studied. The catalysts showed high catalytic activity for the combustion of soot. 3DOM 20% K-MCO-4h catalyst, in particular, showed the highest catalytic activity of all of the catalysts studied （e.g., Ts0 = 331 ~C and Smco2 = 95.3%）. The occurrence of structural and synergistic effects among the K, Mn, and Ce atoms in the catalysts was favorable for enhancing their catalytic activity towards the combustion of diesel soot. Furthermore, the temperatures required for the complete combustion of the soot （〈400 ℃） were well within the exhaust temperature range （175-400 ℃）, which means that the accumulated soot can be removed under the conditions of the diesel exhaust gas. These catalysts could therefore be used in numerous practical applications because they are easy to synthesize, exhibit high catalytic activity, and can be made from low cost materials.
文摘A highly efficient Pd\|BMImCl/TiO\-\%y\%\|SiO\-\%x\% catalyst system synthesized through sol\|gel method from palladium complex, ionic liquid, titanate and silicate esters was found for the oxidative carbonylation of amines. The catalyst efficiency was much higher than that reported in previous papers and the TOF number reached to 10 372 when catalyst 0.05%Pd\|4.6%BMImCl/TiO\-\%y\%\|SiO\-\%x\% was used. The usability of ionic liquid was the key point for preparation of this catalyst system because of its high dissolvability to palladium complex and affording appropriate micro\|environment for the reaction. The synergism among palladium complex, ionic liquid, titanate and silicate was the main reason for the high catalytic activity of the catalyst system. BET, AES and XRD were used to characterized the catalysts in detail.
