Iron-Vanadium(FeV)catalyst showed a unique catalytic activity for the selective oxidation of methanol to formaldehyde;however,due to its complex compositions,the identification of catalytic active sites still remains ...Iron-Vanadium(FeV)catalyst showed a unique catalytic activity for the selective oxidation of methanol to formaldehyde;however,due to its complex compositions,the identification of catalytic active sites still remains challenging,inhibiting the rational design of excellent FeV-based catalysts.Here,in this work,a series of FeV catalysts with various compositions,including FeVO_(4),isolated VO_(x),low-polymerized V_(n)O_(x),and crystalline V_(2)O_(5) were prepared by controlling the preparation conditions,and were applied to methanol oxidation to formaldehyde reaction.A FeV_(1.1) catalyst,which consisted of FeVO_(4) and low-polymerized V_(n)O_(x) species showed an excellent catalytic performance with a methanol conversion of 92.3%and a formaldehyde selectivity of 90.6%,which was comparable to that of conventional iron-molybdate catalyst.The results of CH_(3)OH-IR,O_(2) pulse and control experiments revealed a crucial synergistic effect between FeVO_(4) and low-polymerized V_(n)O_(x).It enhanced the oxygen supply capacity and suitable binding and adsorption strengths for formaldehyde intermediates,contributing to the high catalytic activity and formaldehyde selectivity.This study not only advances the understanding of FeV structure but also offers valuable guidelines for selective methanol oxidation to formaldehyde.展开更多
The efficient catalytic conversion of fossil-based low-carbon small molecules to oxygen-containing chemicals is an attractive research topic in the fields of energy and chemical engineering.The selective oxidation of ...The efficient catalytic conversion of fossil-based low-carbon small molecules to oxygen-containing chemicals is an attractive research topic in the fields of energy and chemical engineering.The selective oxidation of dimethyl ether(DME),which is derived from fossil resources,represents a promising approach to producing high-concentration formaldehyde with low energy consumption.However,there is still a lack of catalysts achieving satisfactory conversion of DME with high selectivity for formaldehyde under mild conditions.In this work,an efficient iron-molybdate(FeMo)catalyst was developed for the selective oxidation of DME to formaldehyde.The DME conversion of 84% was achieved with a superior formaldehyde selectivity(77%)at 300℃,a performance that is superior to all previously reported results.In an approximately 550 h continuous reaction,the catalyst maintained a conversion of 64% and a formaldehyde selectivity of 79%.Combined X-ray diffraction(XRD),Transmission electron microscope(TEM),Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy(UV-Vis),Hydrogen temperature-programmed reduction(H_(2)-TPR),Fourier transform infrared(FT-IR)analyses,along with density functional theory(DFT)calculations,demonstrated that the excellent FeMo catalyst was composed of active Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)and MoO_(3)phases,and there was an interaction between them,which contributed to the efficient DME dissociation and smooth hydrogen spillover,leading to a superior DME conversion.With the support of DME/O_(2)pulse experiments,in-situ Raman,in-situ Dimethyl ether infrared spectroscopy(DME-IR)and DFT calculation results,a Mars-van Krevelen(MvK)reaction mechanism was proposed:DME was dissociated on the interface between Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)and MoO_(3)phases to form active methoxy species firstly,and it dehydrogenated to give hydrogen species;the generated hydrogen species smoothly spilled over from Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)to MoO_(3)enhanced by the interaction between Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)and MoO_(3);then the hydrogen species was consumed by MoO_(3),leading to a reduction of MoO_(3),and finally,the reduced MoO_(3)was re-oxidized by O_(2),returning to the initial state.These findings offer valuable insights not only for the development of efficient FeMo catalysts but also for elucidating the reaction mechanism involved in the oxidation of DME to formaldehyde,contributing to the optimized utilization of DME derived from fossil resources.展开更多
文摘Iron-Vanadium(FeV)catalyst showed a unique catalytic activity for the selective oxidation of methanol to formaldehyde;however,due to its complex compositions,the identification of catalytic active sites still remains challenging,inhibiting the rational design of excellent FeV-based catalysts.Here,in this work,a series of FeV catalysts with various compositions,including FeVO_(4),isolated VO_(x),low-polymerized V_(n)O_(x),and crystalline V_(2)O_(5) were prepared by controlling the preparation conditions,and were applied to methanol oxidation to formaldehyde reaction.A FeV_(1.1) catalyst,which consisted of FeVO_(4) and low-polymerized V_(n)O_(x) species showed an excellent catalytic performance with a methanol conversion of 92.3%and a formaldehyde selectivity of 90.6%,which was comparable to that of conventional iron-molybdate catalyst.The results of CH_(3)OH-IR,O_(2) pulse and control experiments revealed a crucial synergistic effect between FeVO_(4) and low-polymerized V_(n)O_(x).It enhanced the oxygen supply capacity and suitable binding and adsorption strengths for formaldehyde intermediates,contributing to the high catalytic activity and formaldehyde selectivity.This study not only advances the understanding of FeV structure but also offers valuable guidelines for selective methanol oxidation to formaldehyde.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U23A2088,22025206)the Dalian Innovation Support Plan for High Level Talents(2022RG13)+2 种基金DICP(Grant:DICP I202453,DICP I202234)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(20720220008)support of the Liaoning Key Laboratory of Biomass Conversion for Energy and Material。
文摘The efficient catalytic conversion of fossil-based low-carbon small molecules to oxygen-containing chemicals is an attractive research topic in the fields of energy and chemical engineering.The selective oxidation of dimethyl ether(DME),which is derived from fossil resources,represents a promising approach to producing high-concentration formaldehyde with low energy consumption.However,there is still a lack of catalysts achieving satisfactory conversion of DME with high selectivity for formaldehyde under mild conditions.In this work,an efficient iron-molybdate(FeMo)catalyst was developed for the selective oxidation of DME to formaldehyde.The DME conversion of 84% was achieved with a superior formaldehyde selectivity(77%)at 300℃,a performance that is superior to all previously reported results.In an approximately 550 h continuous reaction,the catalyst maintained a conversion of 64% and a formaldehyde selectivity of 79%.Combined X-ray diffraction(XRD),Transmission electron microscope(TEM),Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy(UV-Vis),Hydrogen temperature-programmed reduction(H_(2)-TPR),Fourier transform infrared(FT-IR)analyses,along with density functional theory(DFT)calculations,demonstrated that the excellent FeMo catalyst was composed of active Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)and MoO_(3)phases,and there was an interaction between them,which contributed to the efficient DME dissociation and smooth hydrogen spillover,leading to a superior DME conversion.With the support of DME/O_(2)pulse experiments,in-situ Raman,in-situ Dimethyl ether infrared spectroscopy(DME-IR)and DFT calculation results,a Mars-van Krevelen(MvK)reaction mechanism was proposed:DME was dissociated on the interface between Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)and MoO_(3)phases to form active methoxy species firstly,and it dehydrogenated to give hydrogen species;the generated hydrogen species smoothly spilled over from Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)to MoO_(3)enhanced by the interaction between Fe_(2)(MoO_(4))_(3)and MoO_(3);then the hydrogen species was consumed by MoO_(3),leading to a reduction of MoO_(3),and finally,the reduced MoO_(3)was re-oxidized by O_(2),returning to the initial state.These findings offer valuable insights not only for the development of efficient FeMo catalysts but also for elucidating the reaction mechanism involved in the oxidation of DME to formaldehyde,contributing to the optimized utilization of DME derived from fossil resources.
