2003Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunyatseniRequires access

Oxygen Storage Opacity and Adsorptive Property of Praseodymium Oxides

万颖, 马建新, 方明, 刘毅廷

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Oxygen storage and adsorptive properties of praseodymium oxides were investigated by pulse experiments and temperature- programmed desportion/reduction (TPD/TPR) experiments. Pr2O3 possesses the similar oxygen storage properties to CeO2, and its dynamic oxygen storage capacity is 14.9μmol·g^-1. The studies on TPD of O2, H2O and CO and TPR show that Pr2O3 provides more active surface oxygen species and at a lower temperature than CeO2. It is suggested that Pr2O3 can be a well candidate as an oxygen storage component in automobile three-way catalyst.

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Oxygen storage and adsorptive properties of praseodymium oxides were investigated by pulse experiments and temperature- programmed desportion/reduction (TPD/TPR) experiments. Pr2O3 possesses the similar oxygen storage properties to CeO2, and its dynamic oxygen storage capacity is 14.9μmol·g^-1. The studies on TPD of O2, H2O and CO and TPR show that Pr2O3 provides more active surface oxygen species and at a lower temperature than CeO2. It is suggested that Pr2O3 can be a well candidate as an oxygen storage component in automobile three-way catalyst.

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Oxygen storage and adsorptive properties of praseodymium oxides were investigated by pulse experiments and temperature- programmed desportion/reduction (TPD/TPR) experiments. Pr2O3 possesses the similar oxygen storage properties to CeO2, and its dynamic oxygen storage capacity is 14.9μmol·g^-1. The studies on TPD of O2, H2O and CO and TPR show that Pr2O3 provides more active surface oxygen species and at a lower temperature than CeO2. It is suggested that Pr2O3 can be a well candidate as an oxygen storage component in automobile three-way catalyst.

Key concepts: Praseodymium, Oxygen storage, Oxygen, Chemistry, Catalysis, Partial pressure, Opacity, Materials science

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