Study on Catalytic oxidation of Glucose over the Pd /C Catalysts Modified by Transition Metals
Song Yi
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Song Yi
Abstract
The activities of Pd/C catalysts modified by different transition metals such as Fe, Co and Ni were evaluated in a batch reactor, and Pd/C and PdCo/C catalysts were characterized by BET and XPS The results show the PdCo/C catalyst exhibits the high glucose conversion activity of 92 %, with 94 % selectivity to glucose acid, after the reaction running 3 h The BET measurement reveals that the increased distribution of the larger pore size of PdCo/C, resulting from the addition of Co and the sequent catalyst calcinations, leads to the decrease of the feedstocks transmit resistance The XPS characterization indicates that there are higher concentration and dispersion of palladium species on the surface of CoPd/C in comparison with Pd/C This suggests that the Pd species on the surface of CoPd/C catalysts can be reduced easily Thus, PdCo/C catalyst exhibits better catalytic activity for glucose catalytic oxidation than Pd/C catalyst
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The activities of Pd/C catalysts modified by different transition metals such as Fe, Co and Ni were evaluated in a batch reactor, and Pd/C and PdCo/C catalysts were characterized by BET and XPS The results show the PdCo/C catalyst exhibits the high glucose conversion activity of 92 %, with 94 % selectivity to glucose acid, after the reaction running 3 h The BET measurement reveals that the increased distribution of the larger pore size of PdCo/C, resulting from the addition of Co and the sequent catalyst calcinations, leads to the decrease of the feedstocks transmit resistance The XPS characterization indicates that there are higher concentration and dispersion of palladium species on the surface of CoPd/C in comparison with Pd/C This suggests that the Pd species on the surface of CoPd/C catalysts can be reduced easily Thus, PdCo/C catalyst exhibits better catalytic activity for glucose catalytic oxidation than Pd/C catalyst
Key concepts: Catalysis, Palladium, Transition metal, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Chemistry, Dispersion (optics), Selectivity, Inorganic chemistry