Influence of catalyst treatments on the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide on supported palladium catalysts
Fernando Augusto Pedersen Voll, Fernando Palú, J.B.O. Santos
Abstract
Fernando Augusto Pedersen Voll, Fernando Palú, J.B.O. Santos
Abstract
The decomposition of hydrogen pe- roxide was studied on Pd catalysts between 293 K and 313 K. The apparent activation energy value was calculated for all the catalysts and it varied be- tween 27 and 55 kJ/mol. For all the catalysts tested, treatment with hydrogen resulted in a significant increase in the reaction rate, as well as a decrease in the apparent activation energy for the reaction. All the reactions were well represented by a first order rate law with respect to H2O2. The effect of the treatment with H2O2 was studied in successive reac- tions without catalyst exchange. A small deactivation was observed in the 5.0% Pd/AC and 0.5% Pd/AC catalysts after four H2O2 decomposition reactions.
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The decomposition of hydrogen pe- roxide was studied on Pd catalysts between 293 K and 313 K. The apparent activation energy value was calculated for all the catalysts and it varied be- tween 27 and 55 kJ/mol. For all the catalysts tested, treatment with hydrogen resulted in a significant increase in the reaction rate, as well as a decrease in the apparent activation energy for the reaction. All the reactions were well represented by a first order rate law with respect to H2O2. The effect of the treatment with H2O2 was studied in successive reac- tions without catalyst exchange. A small deactivation was observed in the 5.0% Pd/AC and 0.5% Pd/AC catalysts after four H2O2 decomposition reactions.
Key concepts: Catalysis, Activation energy, Decomposition, Hydrogen peroxide, Palladium, Chemistry, Hydrogen, Chemical decomposition