Study on the catalytic oxidation of Glucose over the catalyst Pd-Co/C
Song Yi
Abstract
Song Yi
Abstract
With carbon acted as carrying agents, both Pd/C and Pd Co/C as catalyst were made. The results to assess its catalystic performace show: Pd Co/C is much more better than Pd/C, it presents good catalytic property, after four hours reaction, the conversion of glucose reaches 98.8%. Also the characterization of BET and XRD exhibits: after Co is added, the carrying agents is converted from amorphous state into crystalline, its stecific surface area and pore volume are added, improving the disperse and exposure of Pd is the secret.
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With carbon acted as carrying agents, both Pd/C and Pd Co/C as catalyst were made. The results to assess its catalystic performace show: Pd Co/C is much more better than Pd/C, it presents good catalytic property, after four hours reaction, the conversion of glucose reaches 98.8%. Also the characterization of BET and XRD exhibits: after Co is added, the carrying agents is converted from amorphous state into crystalline, its stecific surface area and pore volume are added, improving the disperse and exposure of Pd is the secret.
Key concepts: Catalysis, Amorphous solid, Chemical engineering, Materials science, Carbon fibers, Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Composite number