Journal of the Korean Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Vol.11, No.5, 541-545, August, 2000
Pt/MoOx 촉매의 전이 상태 형성에 미치는 온도의 영향
Effect of Temperature on Transient Kinetics of Pt/MoOx Catalyst
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초록
함침법에 의하여 제조된 Pt/MoO3의 소성후에 실행된 50℃ 등온 환원 실험에서 소성온도가 증가할수록 H2 spillover에 의하여 Pt로부터 MoO3로 이동하여 저장되는 H2가 증가하는 것을 측정하였다. 승온에 따른 등온환원실험에서 200℃이하에서는 반응구조식 I (H2+Pt/MoO3 →Pt/Mx·MoO3)에 의하여 Pt/HxMoO3 (x<16) 의 형성을 측정할 수 있었고, 100℃에서 최대 H2 흡수 속도 및 흡수량을 나타내는 Pt/H1.53MoO3 이 형성됨을 관찰하였다. 300℃이상에서는 반응구조식 II (H2+Pt/MoO3 →H2O + Pt/MoOx (x 2))에 의하여 Pt/MoOx(21.95의 형성을 관찰하였다. 400℃에서 환원된 Pt/MoO2를 시료로 하는 등온산화실험에서 반응온도가 증가함에 따라 반응구조식 III (1/2O2+Pt/MoO1.9251 →Pt/MoOx(x 2.5))에 의하여 Pt/MoOx (22흡수 산화속도 및 흡수량을 보이며 Pt/MoO2.5 가 생성되는 것을 알 수 있었다.
Isothermal reduction at 50℃ using Pt/MoO3 made by dry impregnation showed that the H2 uptake kinetics via H2 spillover from Pt into MoO3 was enhanced as calcination temperature was increased. Pt/HxMoO3 (x<1.6) was formed via reaction mechanism I (H2+Pt/MoO3 →Pt/Mx·MoO3) during isothermal reduction experiment performed under 200℃ while highest spillover rate and amount of H2 uptake were observed at 100℃ during formation period of Pt/H1.53MoO3 Pt/MoOx(x<2) was formed via reaction mechanism II (H2+Pt/MoO3 →H2O + Pt/MoOx (x 2)) of isothermal reduction from the 200℃ above up to 400℃ with highest rate of reduction kinetics. As temperature increases, Pt/MoOx (22+Pt/MoO1.9251 →Pt/MoOx(x 2.5)) of isothermal oxidation experiment while highest rate and amount of O2 uptake were observed at 400℃ during formation period of Pt/MoO2.5.
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