It is of paramount importance to improve the utilization efficiency of hollow titanium silicate(HTS) zeolite catalyst used in the cyclohexanone ammoxidation process. To achieve this aim, the regeneration of simulated ...It is of paramount importance to improve the utilization efficiency of hollow titanium silicate(HTS) zeolite catalyst used in the cyclohexanone ammoxidation process. To achieve this aim, the regeneration of simulated deactivated HTS zeolite by post-synthesis was carried out in an aqueous TPAOH solution under hydrothermal conditions. It was found that the catalytic performance for phenol hydroxylation over regenerated HTS zeolite was as high as that of fresh one.Judging from the BET measurements, electron micrography and XRD analysis results, it was confirmed that the topological and morphological structure was repaired. The chemical state of Ti species was detected by the UV-Vis and ^(29)Si MAS NMR spectroscopy. No acidic amorphous TiO_2-SiO_2 oxide was formed, and the extraframework Ti species could be reincorporated into the framework of HTS zeolite thanks to the tetrahedral coordination by the condensation between Ti-OH and Si-OH groups. In order to confirm this conclusion, the fresh HTS zeolite was treated under the NH_3·H_2O hydrothermal and thermal conditions for several times. The catalytic activity of both uncalcined and calcined simulated deactivated HTS zeolite samples could be regenerated without the formation of Br?nsted acid sites. It was concluded that the highly dispersed Ti species could be reincorporated into the framework of zeolite by hydrated condensation of Si-OH and Ti-OH groups after secondary hydrothermal synthesis.展开更多
For simulating the real deactivation of hollow titanium silicalite(HTS) zeolite in commercial ammoximation process, HTS was treated by 10% NH_3·H_2O solution at 120 ℃ in stirred autoclave. It is found that a par...For simulating the real deactivation of hollow titanium silicalite(HTS) zeolite in commercial ammoximation process, HTS was treated by 10% NH_3·H_2O solution at 120 ℃ in stirred autoclave. It is found that a part of HTS zeolite crystals dissolved in the hot NH_3·H_2O solution, and the specific surface area and pore volume continuously decreased with the increase in NH_3 hydrothermal treatment time. Meanwhile, the transformation of framework Ti species into extraframework Ti species was detected by the spectroscopic methods. However, the extraframework Ti species were still in a highly dispersed state after the hydrothermal and thermal treatments as shown by TEM images, while the formation of new acid sites was not detected. Upon combining the results of characterization with catalytic performance of HTS, the main deactivation reason for this material had been determined, which might be attributed to the reduction of specific surface area and active centers after basic treatment and calcination of HTS samples. And then the possible mechanism of simulated deactivation of HTS zeolite was proposed, which could describe the elemental reaction steps much more visually and directly.展开更多
29Si-NMR and 1H-NMR were used to follow up the basic hydrolysis of tetraethyl orthosilicate （TOES） and the results showed that species of monomer, dimer, trimer, cyclic and polymer silicates were formed. The monomer...29Si-NMR and 1H-NMR were used to follow up the basic hydrolysis of tetraethyl orthosilicate （TOES） and the results showed that species of monomer, dimer, trimer, cyclic and polymer silicates were formed. The monomer and dimer were favorable for the high activity of zeolite. XRD, 13C CP/MAS and 29Si NMR were used to trace the crystallization process of hollow titanium silicalite zeolites （HTS）. The results showed that the induction period of HTS was 80 min, and subsequently it took next 10 min to form HTS and the remaining time of the crystallization period might function for cleaning up the pores and/or washing off the impurities from the HTS zeolite. The catalytic oxidation performance of HTS zeolite is different from that of the acid activity of zeolite in which the conventional definition of crystallinity does not reflect the catalytic oxidation activity proportionally. The synthesized HTS samples were character- ized by XRD, FT-IR, UV-Vis and Raman spectra. It was confirmed that Ti was incorporated into the zeolite framework. The synthesized HTS samples revealed good repeatability and high activity for oxidation of phenol into diphenol.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program, 2006CB202508)the China Petrochemical Corporation (SINOPEC Group 20673054)
文摘It is of paramount importance to improve the utilization efficiency of hollow titanium silicate(HTS) zeolite catalyst used in the cyclohexanone ammoxidation process. To achieve this aim, the regeneration of simulated deactivated HTS zeolite by post-synthesis was carried out in an aqueous TPAOH solution under hydrothermal conditions. It was found that the catalytic performance for phenol hydroxylation over regenerated HTS zeolite was as high as that of fresh one.Judging from the BET measurements, electron micrography and XRD analysis results, it was confirmed that the topological and morphological structure was repaired. The chemical state of Ti species was detected by the UV-Vis and ^(29)Si MAS NMR spectroscopy. No acidic amorphous TiO_2-SiO_2 oxide was formed, and the extraframework Ti species could be reincorporated into the framework of HTS zeolite thanks to the tetrahedral coordination by the condensation between Ti-OH and Si-OH groups. In order to confirm this conclusion, the fresh HTS zeolite was treated under the NH_3·H_2O hydrothermal and thermal conditions for several times. The catalytic activity of both uncalcined and calcined simulated deactivated HTS zeolite samples could be regenerated without the formation of Br?nsted acid sites. It was concluded that the highly dispersed Ti species could be reincorporated into the framework of zeolite by hydrated condensation of Si-OH and Ti-OH groups after secondary hydrothermal synthesis.
基金financially supported by the National Basic Research Program of China(973 Program,2006CB202508)the China Petrochemical Corporation(SINOPEC Group 20673054)
文摘For simulating the real deactivation of hollow titanium silicalite(HTS) zeolite in commercial ammoximation process, HTS was treated by 10% NH_3·H_2O solution at 120 ℃ in stirred autoclave. It is found that a part of HTS zeolite crystals dissolved in the hot NH_3·H_2O solution, and the specific surface area and pore volume continuously decreased with the increase in NH_3 hydrothermal treatment time. Meanwhile, the transformation of framework Ti species into extraframework Ti species was detected by the spectroscopic methods. However, the extraframework Ti species were still in a highly dispersed state after the hydrothermal and thermal treatments as shown by TEM images, while the formation of new acid sites was not detected. Upon combining the results of characterization with catalytic performance of HTS, the main deactivation reason for this material had been determined, which might be attributed to the reduction of specific surface area and active centers after basic treatment and calcination of HTS samples. And then the possible mechanism of simulated deactivation of HTS zeolite was proposed, which could describe the elemental reaction steps much more visually and directly.
基金Project supported by the National Science Foundation of China(2006CB202508)
文摘29Si-NMR and 1H-NMR were used to follow up the basic hydrolysis of tetraethyl orthosilicate （TOES） and the results showed that species of monomer, dimer, trimer, cyclic and polymer silicates were formed. The monomer and dimer were favorable for the high activity of zeolite. XRD, 13C CP/MAS and 29Si NMR were used to trace the crystallization process of hollow titanium silicalite zeolites （HTS）. The results showed that the induction period of HTS was 80 min, and subsequently it took next 10 min to form HTS and the remaining time of the crystallization period might function for cleaning up the pores and/or washing off the impurities from the HTS zeolite. The catalytic oxidation performance of HTS zeolite is different from that of the acid activity of zeolite in which the conventional definition of crystallinity does not reflect the catalytic oxidation activity proportionally. The synthesized HTS samples were character- ized by XRD, FT-IR, UV-Vis and Raman spectra. It was confirmed that Ti was incorporated into the zeolite framework. The synthesized HTS samples revealed good repeatability and high activity for oxidation of phenol into diphenol.
