Low temperature oxidation of carbon monoxide over alkali-metal promoted palladium-tin oxide catalysts

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2005-09-17

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MİRKELAMOĞLU, Burcu
Karakaş, Gürkan

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The CO oxidation activity of sol-gel prepared tin dioxide based palladium and sodium-palladium promoted catalysts were investigated by XRD, XPS, DRIFTS and temperature programmed desorption techniques. XPS data suggests that alkali-metal promotion results in the formation of super-oxide species and promotes the surface segregation of Pd atoms, increasing the number of active sites for CO adsorption/oxidation. The formation of a ternary oxide of sodium and palladium is Postulated. Through sub-ambient TPD experiments, the noble metal promoted catalysts have been identified to exhibit CO oxidation activity below ambient temperature. Steady-state CO conversion and rate of reaction data revealed that improvements in the CO oxidation activity of palladized tin dioxide could be achieved under both oxygen-rich and oxygen-lean conditions by sodium-promotion of the catalyst.

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Alkali-metal promotion, Tin dioxide catalysts, CO oxidation, Temperature-programmed characterization

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/42721

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Department of Chemical Engineering, Conference / Seminar