In view of the dearth of active components and the unsatisfactory dispersion of Cu-based catalysts,it is imperative to undertake a detailed investigation of catalysts with enhanced catalytic performance.In order to ac...In view of the dearth of active components and the unsatisfactory dispersion of Cu-based catalysts,it is imperative to undertake a detailed investigation of catalysts with enhanced catalytic performance.In order to achieve a balance between the catalytic activity and stability in the reaction process,a series of P-atom doped Cu^(0)/Cu^(δ+)binary Cu-based catalysts were prepared by means of heteroatom introduction and heat treatment.The introduction of P enhanced the stability of Cu during heat treatment,thereby inhibiting the excessive agglomeration of Cu.The structure of the Cu^(0)/Cu^(δ+)binary catalyst was modified through heat treatment and HCl activation,and the relationship between its structure and catalytic activity was subsequently investigated.The activation process of HCl facilitated the conversion of the Cu^(0)state to the Cu-Cl state and augmented the valence state of Cu.The valence modulation of the Cu site by HCl during the reaction prevented the over-reduction of the Cu site by acetylene and enhanced the stability of the catalyst.The 3Cu/5Cu P/AC-800 catalyst was operated for 50 h without significant deactivation under the reaction conditions of T=180°C,V(HCl)/V(C_(2)H_(2))=1.15 and GHSV(C_(2)H_(2))=180 h^(-1).This design strategy provides a novel reference point for further studies of Cu Cl_(2)based catalysts for acetylene hydrochlorination.展开更多
A comprehensive understanding of the structure and dynamic evolution of catalytic active sites is vital for advancing the study of liquid-phase acetylene hydrochlorination.Here,we successfully developed a Ru-DIPEA/TMS...A comprehensive understanding of the structure and dynamic evolution of catalytic active sites is vital for advancing the study of liquid-phase acetylene hydrochlorination.Here,we successfully developed a Ru-DIPEA/TMS catalyst optimised through systematic composition and condition tuning,demonstrating exceptional performance with 95.5%C_(2)H_(2)conversion and sustaining over 91.1%activity along with nearly 100%selectivity for VCM during a continuous 900-h test.Using a combination of characterisation techniques,including UV–vis spectroscopy,FT-IR spectroscopy,X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy,singlecrystal X-ray diffraction,and X-ray absorption spectroscopy,along with density functional theory(DFT)calculations,the structure and dynamic behaviour of the active sites were thoroughly investigated under the synergistic influence of ligands and HCl.The results revealed that HCl activation induces a significant structural transformation of the active sites,leading to the formation of a hexacoordinate complex,Ru(CO)_(2)C_(12)(C_(6)H_(15)N·HCl)_(2).DFT calculations further elucidated the mechanism underlying active site formation,revealing that an increased electron density around the Ru centre and corresponding changes in its coordination environment play critical roles in enhancing catalyst stability and activity.This study contributes to a deeper understanding of the structural basis of active site evolution during acetylene hydrochlorination,offering both practical insights into industrial applications and foundational knowledge for advancing liquid-phase catalysis.展开更多
Hexafluoropropylene oxide(HFPO)is a crucial fluorinated chemical mainly synthesized from hexafluoropropylene(HFP)through the oxidation of oxygen.However,the reaction network and kinetic characteristics are not fully u...Hexafluoropropylene oxide(HFPO)is a crucial fluorinated chemical mainly synthesized from hexafluoropropylene(HFP)through the oxidation of oxygen.However,the reaction network and kinetic characteristics are not fully understood yet,resulting in a lack of theoretical basis for synthesis process improvement.Here,the free radical reaction mechanism and complete reaction network involved in the noncatalytic oxidation of HFP to synthesize HFPO was explored by density functional theory.Transition state theory was employed to calculate the intrinsic reaction rate constants for elementary reactions.Based on theoretical reaction rate ratios,reaction pathways were selected,and a simplified reaction network was derived.It was found that byproducts were formed owing to the decomposition of HFPO and subsequent reactions with excessive oxygen while oxygen tended to participate more in the main reaction under oxygen-deficient conditions.The variations in reaction pathways occurring at different HFP/oxygen molar ratios was well elucidated by comparing with experimental data.This research establishes a robust theoretical foundation for optimizing and regulating the synthesis of HFPO.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.22062021)the Science and Technology Project of Xinjiang supported by Central Government(No.2022BC001)+3 种基金Science and Technology Planning Project(No.2024AB048)Tianshan Talents Training Program of Xinjiang(Science and Technology Innovation Team,No.CZ002701)the Start-Up Foundation for high-level professionals of Shihezi University(No.RCZK201932)2024 Talent Development Fund-Tianchi Young Doctor of Excellence(No.CZ002744)。
文摘In view of the dearth of active components and the unsatisfactory dispersion of Cu-based catalysts,it is imperative to undertake a detailed investigation of catalysts with enhanced catalytic performance.In order to achieve a balance between the catalytic activity and stability in the reaction process,a series of P-atom doped Cu^(0)/Cu^(δ+)binary Cu-based catalysts were prepared by means of heteroatom introduction and heat treatment.The introduction of P enhanced the stability of Cu during heat treatment,thereby inhibiting the excessive agglomeration of Cu.The structure of the Cu^(0)/Cu^(δ+)binary catalyst was modified through heat treatment and HCl activation,and the relationship between its structure and catalytic activity was subsequently investigated.The activation process of HCl facilitated the conversion of the Cu^(0)state to the Cu-Cl state and augmented the valence state of Cu.The valence modulation of the Cu site by HCl during the reaction prevented the over-reduction of the Cu site by acetylene and enhanced the stability of the catalyst.The 3Cu/5Cu P/AC-800 catalyst was operated for 50 h without significant deactivation under the reaction conditions of T=180°C,V(HCl)/V(C_(2)H_(2))=1.15 and GHSV(C_(2)H_(2))=180 h^(-1).This design strategy provides a novel reference point for further studies of Cu Cl_(2)based catalysts for acetylene hydrochlorination.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.22378308)Jing-Jin-Ji Regional Integrated Environmental Improvement-National Science and Technology Major Project(No.2024ZD1200301–2)the Scientific and Technological Project of Yunnan Precious Metal Laboratory(No.YPML2023050202)。
文摘A comprehensive understanding of the structure and dynamic evolution of catalytic active sites is vital for advancing the study of liquid-phase acetylene hydrochlorination.Here,we successfully developed a Ru-DIPEA/TMS catalyst optimised through systematic composition and condition tuning,demonstrating exceptional performance with 95.5%C_(2)H_(2)conversion and sustaining over 91.1%activity along with nearly 100%selectivity for VCM during a continuous 900-h test.Using a combination of characterisation techniques,including UV–vis spectroscopy,FT-IR spectroscopy,X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy,singlecrystal X-ray diffraction,and X-ray absorption spectroscopy,along with density functional theory(DFT)calculations,the structure and dynamic behaviour of the active sites were thoroughly investigated under the synergistic influence of ligands and HCl.The results revealed that HCl activation induces a significant structural transformation of the active sites,leading to the formation of a hexacoordinate complex,Ru(CO)_(2)C_(12)(C_(6)H_(15)N·HCl)_(2).DFT calculations further elucidated the mechanism underlying active site formation,revealing that an increased electron density around the Ru centre and corresponding changes in its coordination environment play critical roles in enhancing catalyst stability and activity.This study contributes to a deeper understanding of the structural basis of active site evolution during acetylene hydrochlorination,offering both practical insights into industrial applications and foundational knowledge for advancing liquid-phase catalysis.
基金supported by the National Key Research&Development Program of China(2021YFB3803200)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22288102).
文摘Hexafluoropropylene oxide(HFPO)is a crucial fluorinated chemical mainly synthesized from hexafluoropropylene(HFP)through the oxidation of oxygen.However,the reaction network and kinetic characteristics are not fully understood yet,resulting in a lack of theoretical basis for synthesis process improvement.Here,the free radical reaction mechanism and complete reaction network involved in the noncatalytic oxidation of HFP to synthesize HFPO was explored by density functional theory.Transition state theory was employed to calculate the intrinsic reaction rate constants for elementary reactions.Based on theoretical reaction rate ratios,reaction pathways were selected,and a simplified reaction network was derived.It was found that byproducts were formed owing to the decomposition of HFPO and subsequent reactions with excessive oxygen while oxygen tended to participate more in the main reaction under oxygen-deficient conditions.The variations in reaction pathways occurring at different HFP/oxygen molar ratios was well elucidated by comparing with experimental data.This research establishes a robust theoretical foundation for optimizing and regulating the synthesis of HFPO.
