Tailoring of the Proximity of Platinum Single Atoms
on CeO2 Using Phosphorus Boosts the Hydrogenation Activity
Posted on 2019-08-13 - 19:15
Atomically
dispersed metal atoms on supports, so-called single-atom
catalysts (SACs), have recently attracted extensive attention in the
catalysis field. It has been found that besides the primary metal
atom, the proximial atoms also contribute to the catalytic activity
significantly. Here, we show that tailoring of the local coordination
environment of Pt1 single atoms on CeO2 using
phosphorus gives rise to an activity enhancement up to a 10 times
higher than Pt1/CeO2 SAC in hydrogenation of
styrene, cyclohexene, phenylacetylene, and nitrobenzene. X-ray absorption,
photoelectron, and infrared spectroscopies showed that the Pt1 single atoms modulated by phosphorus have a higher valence
state. Infrared spectroscopy and temperature-programmed reduction
further unveiled that significantly stronger adsorption of reactant
and facilitated hydrogen spillover on phosphorus-doped CeO2 both play important roles for the dramatic activity enhancement.
These findings point out an avenue to design an advanced SACs with
high activity.
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Ma, Yanfu; Chi, Banlan; Liu, Wei; Cao, Lina; Lin, Yue; Zhang, Xiaohui; et al. (2019). Tailoring of the Proximity of Platinum Single Atoms
on CeO2 Using Phosphorus Boosts the Hydrogenation Activity. ACS Publications. Collection. https://doi.org/10.1021/acscatal.9b01536
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AUTHORS (9)
YM
Yanfu Ma
BC
Banlan Chi
WL
Wei Liu
LC
Lina Cao
YL
Yue Lin
XZ
Xiaohui Zhang
XY
Xuxu Ye
SW
Shiqiang Wei
JL
Junling Lu