烧结
材料科学
催化作用
冶金
化学工程
化学
工程类
生物化学
作者
Zhun Zhang,Congcong Du,Haowen Li,Jianyu Hu,Fan Yang,Jianyu Huang,Sulei Hu,Wei‐Xue Li,Haifeng Xiong
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.apcatb.2024.124334
摘要
Many catalytic reactions operate within high-temperature environment, inevitably leading to the sintering of small nanoparticles. Consequently, the design of sintering-resistant metal nanocatalysts at elevated temperatures pose significant challenges. Herein, we introduce an approach, employing a 3D flower-shaped Al2O3 (F-Al2O3), to stabilize nanoparticles by establishing a spatial separation in propane dehydrogenation (PDH). The PDH reaction conducted is just a test system at non-relevant conditions. Both ex-situ and in-situ TEM analyses evidence that PtSn nanoparticles on the F-Al2O3 exhibit remarkable resistance to sintering under high-temperature oxidative and reductive conditions. The propane conversion of PtSn/F- Al2O3 fully rebounds to its initial state and the average particle diameter of PtSn/F- Al2O3 remains virtually unchanged after seven PDH cycles. In contrast, 2D Al2O3 nanosheets (C-Al2O3) experience severe PtSn nanoparticle sintering. Computational studies highlight the effectiveness of the 3D flower-shaped Al2O3 in obstructing particle migration and ripen through spatial segregation. This strategy involving the construction of three-dimensional space support presents a promising avenue for the design of sintering-resistant nanocatalysts.
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