| The extensive use of fossil energy leads to the wanton emission of CO2,which eventually can lead to serious environmental problems.The resource utilization of CO2hydrogenation is an effective way to solve this problem,and the key to this technology is the design and preparation of highly active CO2 hydrogenation catalysts.In this paper,supported Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalysts were designed and prepared,and the relationship between the physicochemical properties of catalysts and the CO2 hydrogenation performance were investigated.The physicochemical properties of Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalysts were studied by XRD,TEM/HRTEM,H2-TPR,CO2-TPD,H2-TPD and Quasi in-situ XPS.The influence of Cu loading and promoter on CO2 hydrogenation performance was examined.The main conclusions are as follows:1.Supported Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalysts were obtained by the wet impregnation method,the Cu~0 species were the active components of the RWGS reaction and the selectivity of Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalysts for CO was 100%.The Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalyst with a Cu loading of 12%showed the best CO2 reaction rate,which could reach 1.855×10-5 mol/gcat/s at400°C.A suitable Cu loading(12%)can provide a moderate specific surface area(260.3 m~2/g)to the catalyst,while it can improve the homogeneity of the mesoporous structure in the Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalyst to increase the content of active Cu~0 species.Cu loading can regulate the crystallinity of active Cu~0 species,and Cu~0 species with low crystallinity are conducive to the formation of more CO2 hydrogenation active sites,which can improve the CO2 hydrogenation ability of Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalysts.The grinding method effectively improved the content and dispersion of Cu~0 species on the surface of Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalysts,which were conducive to the formation of active sites for CO2 hydrogenation,so the CO2 reaction rate of the corresponding catalysts can reach 2.124×10-5 mol/gcat/s.2.The Ce O2,La2O3 and Zr O2 promoters can increase the dispersion of Cu O species in the Cu O/γ-Al2O3 precursor,which decrease the crystallinity of Cu~0 species.And the Cu~0 species with low crystallinity are conducive to the formation of more CO2hydrogenation active sites in the catalyst.In addition,the Cu~0-La Ox and Cu~0-Ce Oxinterfaces formed in La-Cu Al catalyst and Ce-Cu Al catalyst,which can enhance the CO2 adsorption performance of catalysts.The Ce-O-Cu solid solution in Ce-Cu Al catalyst can increase the dispersity of Cu~0 species.At the reaction temperature of 400°C,the CO2 reaction rates of La-Cu Al,Ce-Cu Al and Zr-Cu Al catalysts were as follows:2.268×10-5 mol/gcat/s,2.519×10-5 mol/gcat/s,and 1.782×10-5 mol/gcat/s,respectively.However,the Mg Al2O3 spinel was formed by the chemical reaction between Mg O and Al2O3 support,which can inhibit the formation of CO2 hydrogenation active sites.In addition,the acidic promoter of In2O3 reduced the number of Lewis base centers on the surface ofγ-Al2O3 support,which weakened the CO2 chemisorption properties of In-Cu Al catalysts.At the reaction temperature of 400°C,the CO2 reaction rates of Mg-Cu Al and In-Cu Al catalysts were 1.462×10-5 mol/gcat/s and 0.514×10-5 mol/gcat/s.3.The high Ce O2 content contributes to the electron transfer between Ce O2 species and Cu~0 species in the catalysts,which can improve the H2 adsorption performance of the corresponding catalysts.The number of oxygen vacancies on the catalyst surface increased with the increment of Ce O2 content,which contributes to the efficient adsorption and activation of CO2 molecules.When the reaction temperature is 400°C,the CO2 reaction rate of the 10Cu11Ce Al catalyst can reach 2.473×10-5 mol/gcat/s.However,the change of the Ce O2 species loading sequence would result in the aggregation of Cu~0 species or coating by Ce O2 species.The formation of Cu~0 species with large grain size would inhibit the generation of CO2 hydrogenation active sites,which can decrease the CO2 adsorption performance of the corresponding catalysts.When the reaction temperature is 400°C,the CO2 reaction rates of 9Ce/10Cu Al and10Cu/9Ce Al catalysts were only 2.289×10-5 and 1.968×10-5 mol/gcat/s. |