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DFT Calculations Study On Reduction Of Nitrogen Oxides Catalyzed By Single-atom Supported Keggin-type Polyoxometalate

Posted on:2022-12-04Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:C H LinFull Text:PDF
GTID:2481306761998289Subject:Environment Science and Resources Utilization
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With the continuous development of industry,a large amount of nitrogen oxides(NOx)are emitted into the atmosphere.They have caused serious environmental problems,and reducing NOxemissions has become an important issue for mankind.Currently,selective catalytic reduction(SCR)technology using ammonia gas(NH3)as a reducing agent is the most effective method to remove NOxfrom stationary and mobile sources.The catalysts used in this technology are V/W/Ti O2and CHA structure zeolite catalysts,respectively,which have certain shortcomings in stability and catalytic efficiency.Single-atom catalyst(SAC)has the extremely high atomic efficiency,high catalytic activity and good stability,and has become a cutting-edge technology in heterogeneous catalysis field,and has the potential to become a new type of efficient NH3-SCR catalyst.In this paper,a series of M1/PTA(M=Mn,Fe,Co,Ni,Ru,Rh,Pd,Ir,and Pt)SACs supported on Keggin-type phosphotungstic acid(PTA)were investigated by density functional theory(DFT)calculations,including the geometry structure,stability,electronic structure,and NH3-SCR reaction mechanism.Through the calculation of the NH3-SCR reaction path,the complete reaction mechanism is proposed,and the reaction energy barrier is predicted theoretically,which has certain guiding significance for the rational design of high-efficiency SCR catalysts.(1)Firstly,the geometry structure of M1/PTA(M=Mn,Fe,Co,Ni,Ru,Rh,Pd,Ir and Pt)SACs with different spin multiplicities was optimized by DFT calculation,and their ground states were determined by energy comparison.By analyzing the M-O bond length and the electron transfer between the anchored single metal atom and the O atom of four-fold hollow(4-H)site,it is shown that the single metal atom can be stably anchored at the 4-H site and exists in the form of oxidation state.The adsorption of different reactant gases for SACs was calculated,including geometric structure and adsorption energy,and it was shown that the 2NH3-M1/PTA complex had the highest adsorption energy in different adsorption patterns,except for Ru1/PTA SAC.The results of spin density and optimization calculations indicate that the active sites of these catalyst are Lewis acid sites rather than Br?nsted acid sites.The frontier molecular orbital(FMO)analysis of the 2NH3-Rh1/PTA complex showed that electrons were transferred from the adsorbed NH3molecule to the anchored single atom,and the mechanism of NH3molecule activation was proposed.(2)Fast SCR reaction path calculations were performed for Ru1/PTA,Rh1/PTA,Pd1/PTA and Pt1/PTA,and the complete reaction mechanism was proposed,including the formation and decomposition of two important intermediates of NH2NO.Coordination-saturated NH3molecular cannot be directly coupled with NO,and only the activated NH2fragments can be coupled with NO to form an N-N bond,so activation of NH3is the most important step in the whole reaction.Analysis of the complete reaction path shows that the four most difficult steps among them are:the first and second NH3activation,the first and second NHNOH intermediate decomposition,and the rate-determination step is the one with the highest energy barrier among them.The potential energy surfaces of the remaining M1/PTA(M=Mn,Fe,Co,Ni and Ir)SACs were calculated for these four key steps,and their rate-determination step energy barriers were calculated,indicating that Co1/PTA has the best SCR performance.The NO oxidation reaction pathway of M1/PTA(M=Ru,Rh,Pd,and Pt)SACs is calculated,which is proceeded through a novel ER mechanism,and coupling the fast SCR reaction and the NO oxidation reaction can lead to a complete standard SCR reaction pathway.
Keywords/Search Tags:Density Functional Theory, Reaction Mechanism, Single-Atom Catalysis, Polyoxometalates, NH3-SCR Reaction
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