CO_(2) hydrogenation to CH3OH is of great significance for achieving carbon neutrality.Here,we show a urea-assisted grinding strategy for synthesizing Cu-Zn-Ce ternary catalysts(CZC-G)with optimized interfacial synerg...CO_(2) hydrogenation to CH3OH is of great significance for achieving carbon neutrality.Here,we show a urea-assisted grinding strategy for synthesizing Cu-Zn-Ce ternary catalysts(CZC-G)with optimized interfacial synergy,achieving superior performance in CO_(2) hydrogenation to methanol.The CZC-G catalyst demonstrated exceptional methanol selectivity(96.8%)and a space-time yield of 73.6 gMeOH·kgcat^(–1)·h^(–1) under optimized conditions.Long-term stability tests confirmed no obvious deactivation over 100 h of continuous operation.Structural and mechanistic analyses revealed that the urea-assisted grinding method promotes the formation of Cu/Zn-O_(v)-Ce ternary interfaces and inhibits the reduction of ZnO,enabling synergistic interactions for efficient CO_(2) activation and selective stabilization of formate intermediates(HCOO^(*)),which are critical for methanol synthesis.In-situ diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectra and X-ray absorption spectroscopy studies elucidated the reaction pathway dominated by the formate mechanism,while suppressing the reverse water-gas shift reaction.This work underscores the critical role of synthetic methodologies in engineering interfacial structures,offering a strategy for designing high-performance catalysts for sustainable CO_(2) resource utilization.展开更多
文摘CO_(2) hydrogenation to CH3OH is of great significance for achieving carbon neutrality.Here,we show a urea-assisted grinding strategy for synthesizing Cu-Zn-Ce ternary catalysts(CZC-G)with optimized interfacial synergy,achieving superior performance in CO_(2) hydrogenation to methanol.The CZC-G catalyst demonstrated exceptional methanol selectivity(96.8%)and a space-time yield of 73.6 gMeOH·kgcat^(–1)·h^(–1) under optimized conditions.Long-term stability tests confirmed no obvious deactivation over 100 h of continuous operation.Structural and mechanistic analyses revealed that the urea-assisted grinding method promotes the formation of Cu/Zn-O_(v)-Ce ternary interfaces and inhibits the reduction of ZnO,enabling synergistic interactions for efficient CO_(2) activation and selective stabilization of formate intermediates(HCOO^(*)),which are critical for methanol synthesis.In-situ diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectra and X-ray absorption spectroscopy studies elucidated the reaction pathway dominated by the formate mechanism,while suppressing the reverse water-gas shift reaction.This work underscores the critical role of synthetic methodologies in engineering interfacial structures,offering a strategy for designing high-performance catalysts for sustainable CO_(2) resource utilization.
