Xin Zhang , Chen Wu , Zihang Shi , Na Wang , Yongan Niu
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Abstract
NiFe LDHs/MXene composites are preliminarily prepared by the hydrothermal method. Then, Ni nanoparticles/LDHs/MXene ternary composites are formed by in-situ reduction by NaBH4 in liquid phase. Interfacial morphology and structure of Ni/LDHs/MXene composites are investigated by SEM, XRD, and XPS. For catalytic hydrogenation of p-nitrophenol (4-NP), the catalytic apparent rate (Kapp) of Ni/LDHs/MXene-4 sample can reach to 175.5 s−1·g−1 and the actual conversion rate is close to 100 % after 9 min. As a recyclable catalyst, the stability of catalytic hydrogenation can remain about 94.1 % after 7 cycles. These ternary composites may be potentially applied in the pharmaceutical intermediates and catalytic conversion.
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