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Effect of the Supported Metal Species on Soot Oxidation over PGM/CeO2–ZrO2
The soot oxidation over platinum group metal oxide/CeO2–ZrO2 (PGM/CZ) catalysts with different ability to capture gas-phase oxygen has been studied herein. The ability to capture gas-phase oxygen was in sequence of Ru/CZ > Rh/CZ > Ir/CZ > Pt/CZ > Pd/CZ. Soot oxidation test by TG-DTA showed that Ru/CZ, Rh/CZ, and Ir/CZ are highly active catalysts. It was found that there is a good correlation between the ability to capture gas-phase oxygen and soot oxidation activity. TEM observation revealed that soot oxidation mainly occurs at the interface between soot and CZ surface. The Ea values and soot oxidation test using labeled oxygen suggested that highly active catalysts oxidize soot by CZ lattice oxygen. For Ir/CZ, soot oxidation at 270°C occurred due to the reduction by soot. Ru/CZ and Rh/CZ captured gas-phase oxygen spontaneously below 250°C, resulting in soot oxidation at 270°C. H2-TPR results suggested that the reactivity of lattice oxygen in CZ surface improved by PGM is also related to soot oxidation activity. It was suggested that the ability to capture gas-phase oxygen and the reactivity of lattice oxygen in CZ surface determine the soot oxidation activity, and that Ru, Rh, and Ir have the effect of enhancing these properties.
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