Shangxin Guo , Rongrong Zhang , Sibao Liu , Guozhu Liu
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Rh/MgAlO/FeCrAl-foam structured catalyst with tunable basic and metal-support interaction for effective steam reforming of toluene
Steam reforming of tar is a promising method for tar removal during biomass gasification. This study presents a series of Rh/MgAlO catalysts supported on FeCrAl-foam, featuring tunable metal-support interactions (MSI) for toluene steam reforming. The Rh dispersion, basic properties, and MSI were optimized by adjusting the Mg/Al ratio. A porous MgAlO overlayer on Rh was achieved through hydroxide-to-oxide transformation, enhancing the Rh-MgAlOx interface and improving catalytic activity and high-temperature stability. Among the structured catalysts, the Rh/MgAlO catalyst with an optimal Mg/Al ratio (1:1) exhibited superior activity and excellent resistance to sintering and coke deposition, attributed to its medium MSI and basic properties. The catalytic performance depends on the balance between C-C/C-H bond scission on surface Rh0 and H2O activation over basic sites. The Rh-MgAlOx interface promotes the interaction of active oxygen from H2O on MgAlOx with CHx steam from toluene decomposition on Rh0 sites.
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