Partial oxidation of propane over Ru promoted Ni/Mg(Al)O catalysts : Self-activation and prominent effect of reduction-oxidation treatment of the catalyst

作者: Dalin Li , Masato Shiraga , Ikuo Atake , Tetsuya Shishido , Yasunori Oumi

DOI: 10.1016/J.APCATA.2007.01.043

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摘要: Abstract Ru (0.1–0.5 wt%) loaded Ni/Mg(Al)O catalysts have been prepared by adopting the “memory effect,” i.e., reconstitution of Mg(Ni)–Al hydrotalcite from Mg(Ni, Al)O periclase after heat-treatment, and their catalytic activities tested in partial oxidation propane. The Ru–Ni0.5/Mg2.5(Al)O were dipping Mg2.5(Al,Ni0.5)O derived Mg2.5(Ni0.5)–Al an aqueous solution Ru(III) nitrate. took place effect” was simultaneously accompanied incorporation layer, leading to formation active Ni–Ru bimetal catalyst calcination followed reduction. Upon O2 purging at 700 °C during propane 600 °C, showed no deactivation, while Ni0.5/Mg2.5(Al)O totally deactivated Ni oxidation. Moreover, self-activated under reaction conditions without reduction pre-treatment with H2. activity enhanced increasing loading reduction–oxidation pretreatment. After treatment, two types peak observed TPR catalysts: 1st around 550 °C weakened, whereas 2nd 750 °C enhanced, loading. is assigned non-active Ni2+ ions having square-pyramidal coordination outermost layer Mg(Al)O structure, probably bimetallic species composed finely dispersed metal particles combined Ru.

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