Herein,we report a highly active K-added Ru/MgO catalyst for hydrogen storage into aromatic benzyltoluenes at low temperatures to advance liquid organic hydrogen carrier technology.The hydrogenation activity of Ru/K/M...Herein,we report a highly active K-added Ru/MgO catalyst for hydrogen storage into aromatic benzyltoluenes at low temperatures to advance liquid organic hydrogen carrier technology.The hydrogenation activity of Ru/K/MgO catalysts exhibits a volcano-shaped dependence on the K content at the maximum with 0.02 wt%.This is in good agreement with the strength and capacity of H_(2) adsorption derived from basicity,despite a gradual decrease in the textural property and the corresponding increase in the Ru particle size with increasing the K content.Density functional theory calculations show that heterolytic hydrogen adsorption properties(strength and polarization)are facilitated up to a specific density of K on the Ru–MgO interface and excessive K suppresses heterolytic H_(2) adsorption by direct interaction between K and hydrogen,assuring the hydrogenation activity and H_(2) adsorption capability of Ru/K/MgO catalysts.Hence,the Ru/K/MgO catalyst,when K is added in an optimal amount,is highly effective to accelerate hydrogen storage kinetics at low temperatures owing to the enhanced heterolytic H_(2) adsorption.展开更多
In the field of catalytic hydro-genation,two primary mecha-nistic pathways,namely the Ho-riuti-Polanyi(HP)mechanism and the non-HP mechanism,have been extensively investi-gated.Current understandings suggested that th...In the field of catalytic hydro-genation,two primary mecha-nistic pathways,namely the Ho-riuti-Polanyi(HP)mechanism and the non-HP mechanism,have been extensively investi-gated.Current understandings suggested that the non-HP mechanism preferred to occur on the coinage metal surfaces,such as copper,silver,and gold,which exhibited low activity towards H_(2) dissociation.Herein,we offered a detailed theoretical investigation into the mechanisms of CO_(2)hydrogenation to formic acid on M_(1)-In_(2)O_(3)(111)surfaces,using density functional theory calculations.Our calculations provided novel in-sights into the preference of the non-HP mechanism on reduced single-atom noble metal cata-lysts,such as r-Rh_(1)-In_(2)O_(3)(111)and r-Ir_(1)-In_(2)O_(3)(111).In these cases,molecularly adsorbed H_(2) would be polarized into H^(δ−)-H^(δ+),thus facilitating the electrophilic attack to the O in CO_(2).Conversely,the H^(δ+)species,derived from heterolytically dissociated H_(2),exhibited a strong affinity on the adjacent oxygen site at the M-O-In interface.This strong adsorption resulted in a higher energy barrier for CO_(2)hydrogenation,thereby rendering the HP mechanism less viable than the non-HP one.Our results were anticipated to provide a deeper understanding of hydrogenation reactions on oxide-supported noble single-atom catalysts and theoretical guidance for the development of novel high-performance catalysts for catalytic hydrogena-tion reactions.展开更多
Metal oxide supported metal catalysts show promising catalytic performance in many industry-relevant reactions.However,the enhancement of performance is often limited by the insufficient metal/metal oxide interface.In...Metal oxide supported metal catalysts show promising catalytic performance in many industry-relevant reactions.However,the enhancement of performance is often limited by the insufficient metal/metal oxide interface.In this work,we demonstrate a general synthesis of Pt-early transition metal oxide(Pt-MO_(x),M=Ti,Zr,V,and Y)catalysts with rich interfacial sites,which is based on the air-induced surface segregation and oxidation of M in the supported Pt-M alloy catalysts.Systematic characterizations verify the dynamic structural response of Pt-M alloy catalysts to air and the formation of Pt-MO_(x) catalysts with abundant interfacial sites.The prepared Pt-TiO_(x) interfacial catalysts exhibit improved performance in hydrogenation reactions of benzaldehyde,nitrobenzene,styrene,and furfural,as a result of the heterolytic dissociation of H_(2) at Pt-metal oxide interfacial sites.展开更多
Atomically dispersed catalysts have demonstrated superior catalytic performance in many chemical transformations.However,limited success has been achieved in applying oxide-supported atomically dis-persed catalysts to...Atomically dispersed catalysts have demonstrated superior catalytic performance in many chemical transformations.However,limited success has been achieved in applying oxide-supported atomically dis-persed catalysts to semihydrogenation of alkynes under mild conditions.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea(NRF)funded by the Ministry of Science and ICT,Republic of Korea(2019M3E6A1064908)the Ministry of Education,Republic of Korea(2016R1A6A1A03013422)。
文摘Herein,we report a highly active K-added Ru/MgO catalyst for hydrogen storage into aromatic benzyltoluenes at low temperatures to advance liquid organic hydrogen carrier technology.The hydrogenation activity of Ru/K/MgO catalysts exhibits a volcano-shaped dependence on the K content at the maximum with 0.02 wt%.This is in good agreement with the strength and capacity of H_(2) adsorption derived from basicity,despite a gradual decrease in the textural property and the corresponding increase in the Ru particle size with increasing the K content.Density functional theory calculations show that heterolytic hydrogen adsorption properties(strength and polarization)are facilitated up to a specific density of K on the Ru–MgO interface and excessive K suppresses heterolytic H_(2) adsorption by direct interaction between K and hydrogen,assuring the hydrogenation activity and H_(2) adsorption capability of Ru/K/MgO catalysts.Hence,the Ru/K/MgO catalyst,when K is added in an optimal amount,is highly effective to accelerate hydrogen storage kinetics at low temperatures owing to the enhanced heterolytic H_(2) adsorption.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of Ministry of Sci-ence and Technology of China(No.2022YFA1504601)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.92045303,22132004,22121001,22072116,22072117,and 21773192).
文摘In the field of catalytic hydro-genation,two primary mecha-nistic pathways,namely the Ho-riuti-Polanyi(HP)mechanism and the non-HP mechanism,have been extensively investi-gated.Current understandings suggested that the non-HP mechanism preferred to occur on the coinage metal surfaces,such as copper,silver,and gold,which exhibited low activity towards H_(2) dissociation.Herein,we offered a detailed theoretical investigation into the mechanisms of CO_(2)hydrogenation to formic acid on M_(1)-In_(2)O_(3)(111)surfaces,using density functional theory calculations.Our calculations provided novel in-sights into the preference of the non-HP mechanism on reduced single-atom noble metal cata-lysts,such as r-Rh_(1)-In_(2)O_(3)(111)and r-Ir_(1)-In_(2)O_(3)(111).In these cases,molecularly adsorbed H_(2) would be polarized into H^(δ−)-H^(δ+),thus facilitating the electrophilic attack to the O in CO_(2).Conversely,the H^(δ+)species,derived from heterolytically dissociated H_(2),exhibited a strong affinity on the adjacent oxygen site at the M-O-In interface.This strong adsorption resulted in a higher energy barrier for CO_(2)hydrogenation,thereby rendering the HP mechanism less viable than the non-HP one.Our results were anticipated to provide a deeper understanding of hydrogenation reactions on oxide-supported noble single-atom catalysts and theoretical guidance for the development of novel high-performance catalysts for catalytic hydrogena-tion reactions.
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.22221003 and 22071225)the Plan for Anhui Major Provincial Science&Technology Project(Nos.202203a0520013 and 2021d05050006)the fellowship of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2022M712179).
文摘Metal oxide supported metal catalysts show promising catalytic performance in many industry-relevant reactions.However,the enhancement of performance is often limited by the insufficient metal/metal oxide interface.In this work,we demonstrate a general synthesis of Pt-early transition metal oxide(Pt-MO_(x),M=Ti,Zr,V,and Y)catalysts with rich interfacial sites,which is based on the air-induced surface segregation and oxidation of M in the supported Pt-M alloy catalysts.Systematic characterizations verify the dynamic structural response of Pt-M alloy catalysts to air and the formation of Pt-MO_(x) catalysts with abundant interfacial sites.The prepared Pt-TiO_(x) interfacial catalysts exhibit improved performance in hydrogenation reactions of benzaldehyde,nitrobenzene,styrene,and furfural,as a result of the heterolytic dissociation of H_(2) at Pt-metal oxide interfacial sites.
基金This work was supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2017YFA0207302 and 2017YFA0207303)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21890752,21731005,21420102001,21573178,and 91845102)the Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities(20720180026).
文摘Atomically dispersed catalysts have demonstrated superior catalytic performance in many chemical transformations.However,limited success has been achieved in applying oxide-supported atomically dis-persed catalysts to semihydrogenation of alkynes under mild conditions.
