학술논문
核壳结构催化剂Cr-Zn@SiO2@SAPO-34催化合成气直接转化制低碳烃的性能 / Direct conversion of syngas into hydrocarbons over a core-shell Cr-Zn@SiO2@SAPO-34 catalyst
Document Type
Academic Journal
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Source
催化学报 / Chinese Journal of Catalysis. (7):1131-1135
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Language
Chinese
ISSN
0253-9837
Abstract
合成气直接转化高选择性制烃类产物仍是巨大的挑战.本文合成了以Cr-Zn氧化物为核， SiO2为中间过渡层，再通过原位水热合成覆盖一层SAPO-34分子筛为壳的核壳结构催化剂.合成气转化反应结果显示，与纯Cr-Zn金属氧化物相比，核壳结构催化剂将产物分布由甲醇和甲烷移动至C2–C4烃(所有烃类产物中占66.9%).这表明核壳结构催化剂用于合成气一步法直接转化制液化石油气的反应具有可行性，但是催化剂结构和组成有待于进一步优化，以提高其催化反应性能.
Direct conversion of syngas into hydrocarbons with high selectivity remains a challenge. Herein, we report the synthesis of a core–shell-structured catalyst constituting Cr-Zn oxide as the core and SAPO-34 as the shell for the conversion of syngas into hydrocarbons with high selectivity. A SiO2 layer was sandwiched between the core and the shell to prevent damage to the core during shell synthesis. Furthermore, the intermediate SiO2 layer acted as a Si source for the formation of the shell. The prepared catalyst displayed considerably higher selectivity toward the production of C2–C4 hydrocarbons (66.9%) than that of methanol and methane. The findings show the potential of the prepared core–shell-structured catalyst in the one-step production of hydrocarbons, such as liquefied petroleum gas, from syngas. However, further optimization of the catalyst is necessary to achieve higher performance.
Direct conversion of syngas into hydrocarbons with high selectivity remains a challenge. Herein, we report the synthesis of a core–shell-structured catalyst constituting Cr-Zn oxide as the core and SAPO-34 as the shell for the conversion of syngas into hydrocarbons with high selectivity. A SiO2 layer was sandwiched between the core and the shell to prevent damage to the core during shell synthesis. Furthermore, the intermediate SiO2 layer acted as a Si source for the formation of the shell. The prepared catalyst displayed considerably higher selectivity toward the production of C2–C4 hydrocarbons (66.9%) than that of methanol and methane. The findings show the potential of the prepared core–shell-structured catalyst in the one-step production of hydrocarbons, such as liquefied petroleum gas, from syngas. However, further optimization of the catalyst is necessary to achieve higher performance.