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Synthesis Of Three Dimentional Hierarchically Porous Au/SiO2 Catalysts And Study On Their Performance Of CO Catalytic Oxidation

Posted on:2018-12-18Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X L YaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330590477798Subject:Materials Science and Engineering
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This paper inveatigate the structure effects of supports on CO catalysis by synthesizing three-dimentional hierarchically porous Au/SiO2 catalysts with different structure.First,pollen-structured hierarchically meso/macroporous silica spheres(PHMSs)are synthesized using rape pollen grains with open connected net-like structure and a triblock copolymer(poly(ethylene oxide-block-propylene oxide-block-ethylene oxide),P123)as templates.The PHMSs are comprised of mesoporous walls that form a macroporous structure replicating the net-like morphology of the pollen grain exine.The unique structure has a high BET surface area of 626m2·g-1,total pore volume of 1.07cm3·g-1,and uniform mesopores with average pore size of 3.6 nm.By loading Au nanoparticles on PHMSs,A nonel 3D hierarchically porous Au/SiO2 catalyst—Au/PHMSs is obtained.The characterization and analysis of catalyst support and Au nanoparticles show that supported Au nanoparticles are relatively small(25 nm),with uniform distribution,highly crystallization and thermolstability.The CO catalytic oxidation tests are conducted to investigate the CO catalytic properties of Au/PHMSs catalysts.In the temperature range of 25700°C,CO catalytic activity of Au/PHMSs increases with the Au loading content.With the Au content fixed at 6.8 wt%,hierarchical Au/PHMSs achieved a higher CO conversion than non-hierarchical Au/SBA-15 in the temperature range of 25500°C.Compared with typical mesopores in Au/SBA-15,this advanced catalytic property of Au/PHMSs is due to positive effects of their meso/macroporous structure,which improves the mass transport.In order to further investigate the structure effects of supports and the mass transport phenomenon in CO catalysis reaction,hierarchical and non-hierarchical silica catalysts are used to calculate the diffusion coefficients and build models to simulate gas diffusion in Au/PHMSs and Au/SBA-15,which confirm that the hierarchical PHMSs facilitate gas diffusion better than the non-hierarchical SBA-15,hence leading to higher CO oxidation catalytic performance.According to this research idea,another three-dimentional hierarchically porous Au/SiO2 catalyst—three-dimentional ordered arrays of multilamellar silica nanoparticles with Au nanoparticles(Au/MLSs)is also built to study its CO catalysis activity,which shows that hierarchical Au/MLSs achieved a higher CO conversion than non-hierarchical Au/SBA-15.With this three-dimentional ordered hierarchically structure,catalyst models are constructed to study the ordering effects of supports.The calculation and simulation results from which both show improved gas diffusion efficiency in hierarchical Au/MLSs catalysts and the structure effects of supports on improving CO catalysis efficiency is further demonstrated.Therefore this paper not only provides a new method for investigating the structure effects of silica supported Au nanoparticles catalysts,but also inspires the design of novel CO catalsts in the future.
Keywords/Search Tags:CO catalysis, hierarchically porous structure, mass transport
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