Thermodynamic considerations and computer simulations on the formation of core-shell nanoparticles under electrochemical conditions

We report on thermodynamic modeling and computer simulations on the electrochemical generation of metallic and bimetallic nanoparticles (NPs) by means of quenched molecular dynamics (QMD). The present results suggest that the spontaneous formation of core-shell NPs depends on several factors, i.e. size and shape of the core, chemical composition of the system, and under-/oversaturation conditions. Homo- and heteroatomic prototypical systems were considered. The former systems were Au and Pt. The latter were Ag(core)/Au(shell), Pt(core)/Au(shell), Au(core)/Ag(shell) and Au(core)/Pt(shell).     

低温静电自组装法制备贵金属修饰TiO_2纳米结构薄膜及其增强的光催化性能(英文)

以碱-水热法在金属Ti片上原位生长了TiO2纳米结构(纳米花和纳米线)薄膜,并采用低温静电自组装方法将超细贵金属(金、铂、钯)纳米颗粒均匀沉积于多孔TiO2薄膜上.负载于Ti片上的贵金属/TiO2纳米结构薄膜具有一体化结构、多孔架构和高光催化活性.超高分辨率场发射扫描电子显微镜(FESEM)直接观察表明贵金属纳米颗粒在TiO2表面分布均匀,且颗粒之间相互分离,金、铂、钯纳米颗粒的平均粒径分别约为4.0、2.0和10.0nm.俄歇电子能谱(AES)纵深成分分析表明贵金属不仅沉积于薄膜表面,且大量分布于TiO2纳米结构薄膜内部,其深度超过580 nm.X射线光电子能谱(XPS)分析表明,经300°C下在空气中热处理后,纳米金仍保持金属态,纳米铂部分被氧化成PtOabs,而钯粒子则完全被氧化成氧化钯(PdO).以低温静电自组装法沉积贵金属,贵金属负载量可通过调节组装时间与溶胶pH值来控制.光催化降解甲基橙的结果表明,沉积的纳米金和铂能显著增加TiO2纳米结构薄膜的光催化活性,说明金和铂粒子可促进光生载流子的分离;但负载的PdO对TiO2薄膜的光催化性能增强几乎无作用.     

贵金属负载的棒状ZnO复合光催化剂的制备及其提升的光催化性能

以水热制备的ZnO纳米棒为基底,通过乙二醇液相还原法负载不同贵金属颗粒(Pt、Pd、Ru)构筑贵金属负载的ZnO纳米棒复合光催化剂。实验结果表明在制备条件相同时,Pt/ZnO样品中Pt颗粒尺寸较小,分布均匀;Pd/ZnO样品中Pd颗粒尺寸较大且团聚严重;Ru/ZnO样品则几乎没有Ru颗粒负载。在紫外光照射下降解亚甲基蓝的反应中,Pt/ZnO表现出最高的光催化性能,Pd/ZnO样品次之,而Ru/ZnO则表现出与ZnO纳米棒相似的光催化活性;表明小尺寸和大小均匀的贵金属颗粒对ZnO纳米棒的催化性能有着显著的提升作用。对Pt/ZnO来说,当Pt载量为3.2%时Pt/ZnO催化剂的光催化活性最高。     

Catalysis by metal nanoparticles embedded on metal-organic frameworks

The present review describes the use of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) as porous matrices to embed metal nanoparticles (MNPs) and occasionally metal oxide clusters, which are subsequently used as heterogeneous catalysts. The review is organized according to the embedded metal including Pd, Au, Ru, Cu, Pt, Ni and Ag. Emphasis is also given in the various methodologies reported for the formation of the NPs and the characterization techniques. The reactions described with this type of solid catalysts include condensation, hydrogenations, carbon-carbon coupling, alcohol oxidations and methanol synthesis among others. Remaining issues in this field have also been indicated.     

有序介孔三氧化二锰负载PdPt合金:一种高效的甲烷催化燃烧催化剂

甲烷作为一种清洁廉价的碳氢能源,广泛应用于运输业和其它工业领域.但是其本身是一种比二氧化碳导致全球变暖效应更强的温室气体,而且甲烷直接燃烧会产生其它污染物,比如一氧化碳、氮氧化物、未充分燃烧的碳氢化合物等.因此有必要开展有关甲烷催化燃烧的研究工作,以大幅度降低起燃温度,提高燃烧效率,有效地减少污染副产物的产生.由于具有较好的低温催化活性,Pd基催化剂常用于甲烷的催化燃烧.但是Pd基催化剂也存在一些亟需解决的问题,比如在催化燃烧过程中活性相结构不稳定.PdO通常被认为是碳氢化合物催化氧化中的活性相,但是在高温下PdO分解为Pd,导致催化活性下降.PdO遇到含水或硫的化合物时会生成惰性的Pd(OH)2或稳定的硫化物,造成活性物种的流失,从而降低催化剂的性能.如果在材料中添加另一种贵金属Pt,使之与Pd一起形成贵金属合金,则可提高其低温催化燃烧的活性,增加Pd基催化剂的热稳定性以及抗水和抗硫能力.另一方面,过渡金属氧化物价格便宜,热稳定性以及抗硫性较好,也常作为甲烷燃烧的催化剂.其中三氧化二锰由于具有可变的氧化态以及较好的储氧能力受到了广泛关注.本课题组采用KIT-6作为硬模板,先合成具有有序介孔结构的Mn2O3(meso-Mn2O3)纳米催化剂,然后通过聚乙烯醇(PVA)保护的液相共还原法分别制备meso-Mn2O3担载Pd,Pt及PdPt合金的纳米催化剂(x(PdyPt)/meso-Mn2O3;x=(0.10-1.50)wt%;Pd/Pt摩尔比(y)=4.9-5.1).XRD结果表明,合成的meso-Mn2O3具有立方相晶体结构.其BET比表面积为106 m2/g.由TEM照片可观察到粒径范围为2.1?2.8 nm的贵金属纳米颗粒均匀分散在meso-Mn2O3表面.通过XPS分析可知,结合能在529.6和531.2 eV的峰可分别归属于晶格氧(Olat)和表面吸附氧(Oads).Pd0和Pd2+以及Pt0和Pt2+也均可通过曲线拟合后进行分峰确定.XPS定量分析结果表明,样品的Oads/Olat摩尔比有如下顺序:1.41(Pd5.1Pt)/meso-Mn2O3(0.77)>1.40Pd/meso-Mn2O3(0.69)>0.72(Pd5.1Pt)/meso-Mn2O3(0.65)>1.42Pt/meso-Mn2O3(0.63)>0.07(Pd4.9Pt)/meso-Mn2O3(0.53)>0.07(Pd4.9Pt)/bulk-Mn2O3(0.52)>meso-Mn2O3(0.45),这与其催化活性的顺序一相致.该结果表明,高的吸附氧物种浓度有利于甲烷催化燃烧.负载Pd,Pt或PdPt以后的样品的表面吸附氧物种浓度显著提高,催化活性最好的1.41(Pd5.1Pt)/meso-Mn2O3样品具有最高的吸附氧物种浓度.负载PdPt合金可有效提高催化剂对甲烷燃烧的催化活性.1.41(Pd5.1Pt)/meso-Mn2O3催化剂的活性最好:在空速为20000 mL/(g.h)的条件下,甲烷燃烧的T10%,T50%和T90%分别为265,345和425oC.此外,还考察了引入一定量的SO2,CO2,H2O和NO对甲烷在1.41(Pd5.1Pt)/meso-Mn2O3催化剂上氧化反应的影响,发现引入少量的Pt可提高催化剂抗SO2,CO2和H2O的能力,但是NO对甲烷燃烧的还原效应也不可忽视.基于催化剂物化性质的表征结果和活性数据,我们认为1.41(Pd5.1Pt)/meso-Mn2O3优异的催化性能与其拥有高质量的三维有序多孔结构、高的吸附氧物种浓度、优良的低温还原性以及Pd-Pt合金与meso-Mn2O3载体之间的强相互作用有关.     

Ubiquitous strategy for probing ATR surface-enhanced infrared absorption at platinum group metal-electrolyte interfaces

A versatile two-step wet process to fabricate Pt, Pd, Rh, and Ru nanoparticle films (simplified as nanofilms hereafter) for in situ attenuated total reflection Fourier transform infrared (ATR-FTIR) study of electrochemical interfaces is presented, which incorporates an initial chemical deposition of a gold nanofilm on the basal plane of a silicon prism with the subsequent electrodepostion of desired platinum group metal overlayers. Galvanostatic electrodeposition of Pt, Rh, and Pd from phosphate or perchloric acid electrolytes, or potentiostatic electrodeposition of Ru from a sulfuric acid electrolyte, yields sufficiently "pinhole-free" overlayers as evidenced by electrochemical and spectroscopic characterizations. The Pt group metal nanofilms thus obtained exhibit strongly enhanced IR absorption. In contrast to the corresponding metal films electrochemically deposited directly on glassy carbon and bulk metal electrodes, the observed enhanced absorption for the probe molecule CO exhibits normal unipolar band shapes. Scanning tunneling microscopic (STM) images reveal that fine nanoparticles of Pt group metals are deposited around wavy and stepped bunches of Au nanoparticles of relatively large sizes. This ubiquitous strategy is expected to open a wide avenue for extending ATR surface-enhanced IR absorption spectroscopy to explore molecular adsorption and reactions on technologically important transition metals, as exemplified by successful real-time spectroscopic and electrochemical monitoring of the oxidation of CO at Pd and that of methanol at Pt nanofilm electrodes. The spectral features of free water molecules coadsorbed with CO on Pt, Pd, Rh, and Ru are also discussed.     

On the Hopping Efficiency of Nanoparticles in the Electron Transfer across Self‐Assembled Monolayers

Redox reactions of solvated molecular species at gold‐electrode surfaces modified by electrochemically inactive self‐assembled molecular monolayers (SAMs) are found to be activated by introducing Au nanoparticles (NPs) covalently bound to the SAM to form a reactive Au–alkanedithiol–NP–molecule hybrid entity. The NP appears to relay long‐range electron transfer (ET) so that the rate of the redox reaction may be as efficient as directly on a bare Au electrode, even though the ET distance is increased by several nanometers. In this study, we have employed a fast redox reaction of surface‐confined 6‐(ferrocenyl) hexanethiol molecules and NPs of Au, Pt and Pd to address the dependence of the rate of ET through the hybrid on the particular NP metal. Cyclic voltammograms show an increasing difference in the peak‐to‐peak separation for NPs in the order Au<Pt<Pd, especially when the length of the alkanedithiol increases from octanedithiol to decanedithiol. The corresponding apparent rate constants, k_app, for decanedithiol are 1170, 360 and 14 s^?1 for NPs of Au, Pt and Pd, respectively, indicating that the efficiency of NP mediation of the ET clearly depends on the nature of the NP. Based on a preliminary analysis rooted in interfacial electrochemical ET theory, combined with a simplified two‐step view of the NP coupling to the electrode and the molecule, this observation is referred to the density of electronic states of the NPs, reflected in a broadening of the molecular electron/NP bridge group levels and energy‐gap differences between the Fermi levels of the different metals.     

Palladium monolayer and palladium alloy electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction

We investigated the oxygen-reduction reaction (ORR) on Pd monolayers on various surfaces and on Pd alloys to obtain a substitute for Pt and to elucidate the origin of their activity. The activity of Pd monolayers supported on Ru(0001), Rh(111), Ir(111), Pt(111), and Au(111) increased in the following order: Pd/Ru(0001) < Pd/Ir(111) < Pd/Rh(111) < Pd/Au(111) < Pd/Pt(111). Their activity was correlated with their d-band centers, which were calculated using density functional theory (DFT). We found a volcano-type dependence of activity on the energy of the d-band center of Pd monolayers, with Pd/Pt(111) at the top of the curve. The activity of the non-Pt Pd2Co/C alloy electrocatalyst nanoparticles that we synthesized was comparable to that of commercial Pt-containing catalysts. The kinetics of the ORR on this electrocatalyst predominantly involves a four-electron step reduction with the first electron transfer being the rate-determining step. The downshift of the d-band center of the Pd "skin", which constitutes the alloy surface due to the strong surface segregation of Pd at elevated temperatures, determined its high ORR activity. Additionally, it showed very high methanol tolerance, retaining very high catalytic activity for the ORR at high concentrations of methanol. Provided its stability is satisfactory, this catalyst might possibly replace Pt in fuel-cell cathodes, especially those of direct methanol oxidation fuel cells (DMFCs).     

Electrochemical oxidation of methanol using dppm-bridged Ru/Pd, Ru/Pt and Ru/Au catalysts

The electrochemical oxidation of methanol was carried out using a series of dppm-bridged Ru/Pd, Ru/Pt and Ru/Au heterobimetallic complexes as catalysts. The major oxidation products were formaldehyde dimethyl acetal (dimethoxymethane, DMM) and methyl formate (MF). The Ru/Pd and Ru/Pt bimetallic catalysts generally afforded lower product ratios of DMM/MF and higher current efficiencies than the Ru/Au catalysts. The Ru/Au bimetallics exhibited product ratios and current efficiencies similar to those obtained from the Ru mononuclear compound CpRu(PPh(3))(2)Cl. Increasing the methanol concentration afforded higher current efficiencies, while the addition of water to the samples shifted the product distribution toward the more highly oxidized product, MF.     

In situ STM study of Au(111)/Os bimetallic surfaces: spontaneous deposition and electrochemical dissolution

We provide an electrochemical and structural characterization by in situ STM of Au(111)/Os electrodes prepared by spontaneous deposition of Os on Au(111). Surfaces with Os coverage values up to the saturation coverage were examined, from 10%. Using comparisons to previous work on Au(111)/Ru, Pt(111)/Ru, and Pt(111)/Os, we find that we may now generalize that Os deposits spontaneously faster than Ru and has a greater tendency to form 3-D structures. Additionally, the Au(111) substrate shows preferential step and near-step decoration in both cases, although it is less pronounced for Os than Ru. We also investigated the incremental dissolution of the Os from Au(111), to better understand electrochemical dissolution processes in general and to better control the Os deposit structure. The application of controlled electrochemical treatments (cyclic voltammetry up to increasingly positive values) significantly increased the dispersion of the Os deposit by generating smaller, more widely spaced islands. Upon voltammetry up to 0.75 V, the Au(111)/Os surface showed evidence of alloying and the formation of 3-D structures suggestive of strong Os-Os (oxidized) species interactions. The CO stripping results show the Au(111)/Os is not particularly effective for this reaction, but such results help to complete the overall picture of NM-NM catalytic combinations. Although the Au(111)/Os system itself is not catalytically active, the electrochemical manipulation of the deposit structure demonstrated here may be applied to other noble metal/noble metal (NM/NM) catalytic substrates to find optimal deposit morphologies.     

N-Functionalised Imidazoles as Stabilisers for Metal Nanoparticles in Catalysis and Anion Binding

Metal nanoparticles (NPs) have physicochemical properties which are distinct from both the bulk and molecular metal species, and provide opportunities in fields such as catalysis and sensing. NPs typically require protection of their surface to impede aggregation, but these coatings can also block access to the surface which would be required to take advantage of their unusual properties. Here, we show that alkyl imidazoles can stabilise Pd, Pt, Au, and Ag NPs, and delineate the limits of their synthesis. These ligands provide an intermediate level of surface protection, for which we demonstrate proof-of-principle in catalysis and anion binding.     

水滑石层间阴离子为还原剂原位负载贵金属纳米颗粒

研究了以水滑石为载体原位负载贵金属纳米颗粒(Pd、Ag、Ru、Au)的方法,通过共沉淀合成甲酸根水滑石,以层间甲酸根为还原剂原位还原贵金属前驱体制得高分散水滑石(LDH)负载纳米颗粒。本方法无需载体预处理,操作方便、适用性强,阴离子前驱体(Au)和阳离子前驱体(Pd、Ag、Ru)均可顺利得到纳米颗粒。所得水滑石负载纳米颗粒系一种潜在的纳米催化剂,作为示例,Pd/LDH在Suzuki偶联反应中显示出较高催化活性。     

Preparation and characterization of metal-chitosan nanocomposites

Various metal-chitosan nanocomposites were synthesized, including silver (Ag), gold (Au), platinum (Pt), and palladium (Pd) in aqueous solutions. Metal nanoparticles were formed by reduction of corresponding metal salts with NaBH4 in the presence of chitosan. And chitosan molecules adsorbing onto the surface of as-prepared metal nanoparticles formed the corresponding metal-chitosan nanocomposites. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) images and UV-vis spectra of the nanocomposites revealed the presence of metal nanoparticles. Comparison of all the resulting particles size, it shows that silver nanoparticles are much larger than others (Au, Pt and Pd). In addition, the difference in particles size leads to develop different morphologies in the films cast from prepared metal-chitosan nanocomposites. Polarized optical microscopy (POM) images show a batonet-like structure for Ag-chitosan nanocomposites film, while for the films cast from other metal (Au, Pt, and Pd)-chitosan nanocomposites, some branched-like structures with a few differences among them were observed under POM observation.     

Using Size-Exclusion Chromatography to Evaluate Changes in the Sizes of Au and Au/Pd Core/Shell Nanoparticles Under Thermal Treatment

In this study, we used size-exclusion chromatography (SEC) to evaluate the sizes of Au and Au/Pd core/shell nanoparticles (NPs) that had been subjected to thermal treatment, with the eluted NPs monitored through diode array detection (DAD) of the surface plasmon (SP) absorption of the NPs. In the absence of an adequate stabilizer, thermal treatment resulted in longer retention times for the Au NPs and shorter retention times for the Au/Pd core/shell NPs in the SEC chromatograms. Thus, thermal treatment influenced the sizes of these Au and Au/Pd core/shell NPs, through digestive ripening and Ostwald-type growth, respectively. In addition, the trends in the SP absorption phenomena of the NPs in the eluted samples, as measured using DAD, were consistent with the trends of their size variations, as measured from their elution profiles. In the presence of 3A-amino-3A-deoxy-(2AS,3AS)-??-cyclodextrin (H₂N-??-CD) as a stabilizer, the retention times and SP absorptions of the eluted Au and Au/Pd NP samples remained constant. Thus, H₂N-??-CD is a good stabilizer against size variation duration the thermal treatment of Au and Au/Pd core/shell NPs. A good correlation existed between the sizes obtained using SEC and those provided by transmission electron microscopy. Therefore, this SEC strategy is an effective means of further searching for suitable stabilizers for NPs, especially those exposed to harsh reaction conditions (e.g., in catalytic reactions).     

Trimetallic Au@PdPt core-shell nanoparticles with ultrathin PdPt skin as highly stable electrocatalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction in acid solution

To design efficient and low-cost core-shell electrocatalysts with an ultrathin platinum shell, the balance between platinum dosage and durability in acid solution is of great importance. In the present work, trimetallic Au@PdPt core-shell nanoparticles(NPs)with Pd/Pt molar ratios ranging from 0.31:1 to 4.20:1 were synthesized based on the Au catalytic reduction strategy and the subsequent metallic replacement reaction. When the Pd/Pt molar ratio is 1.19:1(designated as Au@Pd_(1.19) Pt_1 NPs), the superior electrochemical activity and stability were achieved for oxygen reduction reaction(ORR) in acid solution. Especially, the specific and mass activities of Au@Pd_(1.19) Pt_1 NPs are 1.31 and 6.09 times higher than those of commercial Pt/C catalyst. In addition, the Au@Pd_(1.19) Pt_1 NPs presented a good durability in acid solution. After 3000 potential cycles between 0.1 and 0.7 V(vs. Ag/AgCl), the oxygen reduction activity is almost unchanged. This study provides a simple strategy to synthesize highperformance trimetallic ORR electrocatalyst for fuel cells.     

Engineering inorganic hybrid nanoparticles: tuning combination fashions of gold, platinum, and iron oxide

Multistep colloidal chemical routes were employed to synthesize Pt/Au, Pt/iron oxide (IO), and Au/Pt/IO hybrid nanoparticles (NPs). The starting templates, Pt NPs, were synthesized by controlling the decomposition kinetics of platinum acetylacetonate in oleylamine. The morphologies of binary metal Pt/Au hybrid NPs were modulated by controllable attachment of Au nanoscale domains to Pt templates. Similarly, Pt/IO and Au/Pt/IO hybrid NPs were fabricated by the controllable attachment of Fe to the Pt or Pt/Au template NPs. The noble metal domains of as-prepared hybrid NPs had face center cubic crystal structures and did not alloy, as verified by high resolution transmission electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction spectrometry. X-ray diffraction spectrometry study indicates that the IO domains in the as-prepared NPs have a spinel structure. UV-vis study of binary metal Pt/Au hybrid NPs revealed that they have a characteristic plasmon resonance around 525 nm, while dumbbell-like Au/Pt/IO NPs had a plasmon resonance around 600 nm. Furthermore, magnetism study of the binary Pt-IO NPs clearly indicated that the interfacial interactions between Pt and IO domains could result in a shift of the blocking temperature.     

In Situ Fabrication of Noble Metal Nanoparticles Modified Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes and Related Electrocatalysis

Using multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) as templates, noble metal (Au, Ag, Pt or Pd) nanoparticles (NPs) were fabricated in situ by electrochemistry with a diameter of 40–60 nm. Further, catalytic behaviors of these composite materials were investigated. Experiments showed that such carbon nanotubes decorated with Pd NPs modified glassy carbon electrodes exhibited higher electrocatalytic ability to some molecules such as evolution of hydrogen, reduction of oxygen and oxidation of ascorbic acid. Atomic force microscopy, X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy and cyclic voltammetry were used to characterize the film formation and their properties.     

Monitoring Stability and Sizes of Au/Pd Core/Shell Nanoparticles by SEC

This paper describes how size exclusion chromatography (SEC) can be used to rapidly characterize Au/Pd core/shell nanoparticles (NPs). We monitored the sizes of Au/Pd core/shell NPs by effecting SEC separation using a mobile phase of 10 mM sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS); the plot of retention time with respect to the standard size of the Au NPs was linear (R ² = 0.991) for diameters falling in the range from 12.1 to 59.9 nm; for five consecutive runs, the relative standard deviations of these retention times were less than 0.4%. Under the optimized separation conditions, we found that the addition of the surfactant SDS stabilized the Au/Pd core/shell NP samples. In addition, SEC analysis revealed that the sizes of the Au/Pd core/shell NPs could be controlled via modification of the rate of addition of the reducing agent and the use of adequate volumes of the seed and shell precursor metal ion solutions. When using these conditions to analyze the Au/Pd core/shell NPs produced through seed-assisted synthesis, a good correlation existed between the sizes determined through SEC and transmission electron microscopy. Our results suggest that SEC is a useful technique for monitoring the sizes of NPs and nanomaterials in general.     

Using Size-Exclusion Chromatography to Evaluate Changes in the Sizes of Au and Au/Pd Core/Shell Nanoparticles Under Thermal Treatment

In this study, we used size-exclusion chromatography (SEC) to evaluate the sizes of Au and Au/Pd core/shell nanoparticles (NPs) that had been subjected to thermal treatment, with the eluted NPs monitored through diode array detection (DAD) of the surface plasmon (SP) absorption of the NPs. In the absence of an adequate stabilizer, thermal treatment resulted in longer retention times for the Au NPs and shorter retention times for the Au/Pd core/shell NPs in the SEC chromatograms. Thus, thermal treatment influenced the sizes of these Au and Au/Pd core/shell NPs, through digestive ripening and Ostwald-type growth, respectively. In addition, the trends in the SP absorption phenomena of the NPs in the eluted samples, as measured using DAD, were consistent with the trends of their size variations, as measured from their elution profiles. In the presence of 3A-amino-3A-deoxy-(2AS,3AS)-β-cyclodextrin (H₂N-β-CD) as a stabilizer, the retention times and SP absorptions of the eluted Au and Au/Pd NP samples remained constant. Thus, H₂N-β-CD is a good stabilizer against size variation duration the thermal treatment of Au and Au/Pd core/shell NPs. A good correlation existed between the sizes obtained using SEC and those provided by transmission electron microscopy. Therefore, this SEC strategy is an effective means of further searching for suitable stabilizers for NPs, especially those exposed to harsh reaction conditions (e.g., in catalytic reactions).

     

第二组分对Au/CeO2催化剂甲醇部分氧化性能的影响

本文研究了Pd、Pt、Ru和Ag对Au/CeO2催化剂以及Pd含量对Au-Pd/CeO2催化剂甲醇部分氧化性能的影响,并运用XRD、TPD和TPR等手段对Au/CeO2和Au-Pd/CeO2催化剂进行了表征.结果表明,Pd和Pt的加入能提高Au/CeO2催化剂的活性,而Ru和Ag的加入效果正好相反.不同的Au/Pd比对Au-Pd/CeO2催化剂的活性和H2选择性的影响不同,其中Au/Pd=60:40的效果最好,因为Au60Pd40/CeO2催化剂形成的富Au型AuxPdy较多,甲醇的吸附温度较低和对反应产物H2的吸附较少.