共投二氧化碳对费托催化制烯烃的影响:非弹性中子散射研究

Alisha L. Davidson, Ramandeep S. Dosanjh, Stewart F. Parker and David Lennon
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以623 K常压CO加氢为试验反应,采用非弹性中子散射(INS)光谱研究了费托合成气进料流中CO2的加入对烯烃(FTO)催化的影响。主要目的是探索二氧化碳的存在如何影响在催化过程的调节阶段形成的碳氢化合物覆盖层的性质。测试的候选FTO催化剂是铁基催化剂,并与钠(2000 ppm)和硫(100 ppm)双重促进。在3、6、12和24 h后记录的程序升温氧化谱显示,催化剂主要以无定形碳的形式逐渐保留碳。INS光谱作为T-o-S的函数证实了碳氢化合物覆盖层的存在,但与之前观察到的仅使用合成气的fe基FTO催化剂相比,氢浓度要高得多。这些初步结果被认为是二氧化碳干扰铁碳化物和氧化物之间平衡的可能作用。
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The impact of co-feeding carbon dioxide in Fischer–Tropsch-to-olefin catalysis: an inelastic neutron scattering study

The addition of CO2 to a syngas feed stream in Fischer–Tropsch to Olefin (FTO) catalysis is investigated by means of inelastic neutron scattering (INS) spectroscopy using ambient pressure CO hydrogenation at 623 K as a test reaction. The principal objective being to explore how the presence of CO2 affects the nature of a hydrocarbonaceous overlayer that forms during the conditioning phase of the catalytic process. The candidate FTO catalyst examined is Fe-based and doubly promoted with sodium (2000 ppm) and sulfur (100 ppm). Temperature-programmed oxidation profiles recorded after 3, 6, 12 and 24 h time-on-stream (T-o-S) reveal progressive carbon retention by the catalyst mainly in the form of amorphous carbon. The INS spectrum as a function of T-o-S confirms the presence of a hydrocarbonaceous overlayer, but with a much higher hydrogen concentration than previously observed for Fe-based FTO catalysts operating solely with a syngas feed. These preliminary results are considered with respect to a possible role for CO2 perturbing the equilibrium between iron carbides and oxides.

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