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Correlation between chlorobenzene oxidation and active oxygen species induced by the dispersity of RuOx |
CHEN Xi1,2, JIA Zi-liang1, WANG Meng-xue1, WANG Peng1, JI Xin-tong1, QIAO Xin-ru1, GUO Dong-rui1, LIANG Mei-sheng1 |
1. College of Environment and Ecology, Taiyuan University of Technology, Jinzhong 030600, China; 2. Shanxi Academy of Eco-Environmental Planning and Technology, Taiyuan 030009, China |
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Abstract TiCeOx bimetallic catalysts were prepared as catalyst carries. And the Ru-supported catalysts with different dispersions were synthesized by the methods of Ru3+ impregnation reduction (bottom to up) and Ru colloid solution thermal diffusion (top to down) methods. In the catalyst RuTiCeOx-N prepared by Ru3+ immersion reduction method, Ru species exist in the form of RuOx nanoclusters. In the catalyst RuTiCeOx-A prepared by Ru colloid solution thermal diffusion, Ru species exist in the form of single-atom dispersion. The different dispersion states of Ru species lead to the difference of active oxygen species and acid sites involved in chlorobenzene (CB) oxidation. Chemisorbed oxygen and surface lattice oxygen could be the dominating active oxygen species for RuTiCeOx-N and RuTiCeOx-A, respectively. And due to the chemisorption of CB, that could be transformed into hydroxyl radical (-OH) to be involved in the catalytic reaction. Catalyst RuTiCeOx-A performed better with the complete conversion of CB at 300℃ and 24h of durability test without deactivation. That could be attributed to the synergy between its resulted active oxygen species and multiple acid sites (strong and weak).
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Received: 23 September 2024
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Corresponding Authors:
梁美生,责任作者,教授,liangmeisheng@tyut.edu.cn
E-mail: liangmeisheng@tyut.edu.cn
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