| Currently,the preparation of methanol from CO2 is of great importance in CO2recycling and greenhouse gas emission reduction,and this process needs to meet the technical requirements of catalyst cost,high selectivity,and high stability.Metal oxide-based catalysts have received much attention in recent years due to their high-temperature stability and low price.Moreover,due to its highly tunable structure,it has a large scope for exploration in the preparation of methanol by CO2 hydrogenation.In this paper,the experiments focus on several factors affecting the CO2-catalyzed hydrogenation of cerium oxide-based catalysts to methanol,and the conformational relationships of the composite catalysts are used as a starting point to explore different two compared with different synthesis strategies,specifically to investigate the effects of interfacial effects of Zn O-CeO2 and MoS2@CeO2 catalysts on the catalyst structure and catalytic performance.The specific studies are as follows:(1)Zn O-CeO2 systemA series of x%Zn O-CeO2(Zn to metal element molar ratio)catalysts were synthesized after selecting the optimal synthesis strategy to investigate the conformational relationship between Zn O-CeO2 catalysts and Zn O-CeO2 binary oxides.The relationships between Zn O and Zn-Ce solid solution,oxygen vacancies,hydrogen spillover capacity,and catalytic capacity were explored.The results showed that the 30%Zn O-CeO2 catalyst synthesized by the co-precipitation method had the best catalytic performance.The 30%Zn O-CeO2 catalyst showed a CO2 conversion of 4.61%,a methanol selectivity of 80.64%,and a methanol time dependence of 80.64%at T=573K,P=4.0 Mpa,H2/CO2=3:1,and GHSV=19600 m L/gcat.-1h-1.80.64%,and the temporal yield of methanol was 0.244 g Me OHh-1gcat.-1.After the analysis by XRD,SEM,TEM,BET,and EPR with XPS,it was found that the introduction of Zn could obtain a higher oxygen vacancy concentration,which was beneficial to enhance the CO2 adsorption capacity of CeO2.When the addition of Zn reached 30%,the excess Zn formed a Zn O phase on the catalyst surface,which significantly enhanced the H2 adsorption capacity.This dual functional site of Zn O and Zn O-CeO2 can jointly promote the conversion of CO2 to methanol.(2)MoS2@CeO2 systemMoS2@CeO2 was prepared by compounding MoS2 with CeO2 and using several different compounding methods,and a series of CeO2 nanocarriers with different morphologies such as rods,cubes,hollow spheres,and nanoparticles were also synthesized according to the characteristics of different morphologies of CeO2 exposing different crystalline surfaces,to explore the effects of different morphologies of CeO2on the catalytic reaction,between the sulfur vacancies of molybdenum sulfide needing to be activated by reduction under The effect of different reduction conditions on the catalyst was also explored,and the relationship between the interfacial effect between the two phases,oxygen vacancies,CO2 adsorption capacit,y and the evaluated effect was investigated.The results showed that the catalyst synthesized using hollow spherical CeO2 had the best catalytic performance with a CO2 conversion of 1.90%and a methanol selectivity of 90.41%at T=473 K,P=5.0 Mpa,H2/CO2=3:1 and GHSV=14400 m L/gcat.-1h-1.A good synergistic effect between MoS2 and CeO2 was observed by XRD,SEM,TEM,BET,and EPR with XPS,and the analysis was due to the formation of a bifunctional active site of H2-CO2 by MoS2 and CeO2,which promoted the methanol production,while the hollow spherical CeO2 could play a supporting role for MoS2 to stabilize the catalyst structure and produce more oxygen vacancies. |