脉冲熔融-红外/热导法测定钛合金粉末微注射成形脱脂坯中氧氮氢

准确测定钛合金粉末微注射成形脱脂坯中氧氮氢含量对钛合金的粉末微注射工艺改进有很大指导作用。采用工业镍板经过表面打磨、酸洗、加工成固定质量的镍粒来代替市售的镍助熔剂,通过自制镍粒预先加入设备预脱气减少空白影响的方式建立了脉冲熔融-红外/热导法测定钛合金粉末微注射成形的脱脂坯中氧氮氢含量的方法。实验表明,镍粒助熔剂与石墨坩埚经二次脱气,可确保镍粒助熔剂的空白降至极低值以代替市售的镍篮、镍屑等助熔剂。钛合金粉末微注射成形脱脂坯采用振动磨形式加工至0.178 mm以下,镍粒的加入量为1.5 g,分析功率为5 300 W时,可以获得稳定准确的结果。采用实验方法对脱脂坯实际样品进行测定,其相对标准偏差(RSD,n=6)分别为0.080%～0.47%、0.28%～1.3%和1.6%～2.0%;采用加入钛合金标准样品进行加标回收实验,氧氮氢加标回收率分别在95.7%～104%、97.8%～100%及96.6%～103%。方法满足脱脂坯中的氧氮氢快速检测要求的同时,极大地降低了分析成本。     

Ni-Co双金属催化剂上沼气重整制氢机理

用传统湿式浸渍法制备了La₂O₃掺杂的商业γ-Al₂O₃负载的沼气重整催化剂Ni-Co/La₂O₃-γ-Al₂O₃, 并用程序升温加氢(TPH)、程序升温氧化(TPO)、程序升温表面反应(TPSR)、程序升温脱附(TPD)及脉冲实验对催化剂进行了表征. 结果表明, 沼气重整过程中Ni-Co/La₂O₃-γ-Al₂O₃催化剂上的表面碳物种主要来源于CH₄的裂解, CO₂的贡献很小. CH₄裂解能够产生三种活性不同的碳物种, 即C_α、C_β与C_γ. 随着反应的进行, C_α物种减小而C_β与C_γ物种增加, 且C_γ物种能够转变为惰性的石墨碳. 重整反应过程中CH₄与CO₂的活化能相互促进. 催化剂表面的O物种与C反应生成CO或与CH_x反应生成CH_xO再分解为CO与吸附态的H物种, 可能是Ni-Co/La₂O₃-γ-Al₂O₃催化剂上沼气重整的速率控制步骤.     

Platinum Nanosheets Intercalated into Natural and Artificial Graphite Powders

Insertion of sheet-type platinum particles (platinum nanosheets) between graphite layers was achieved by a thermal treatment of a mixture of platinum chloride (IV) and graphite powder (natural graphite or artificial graphite) under 0.3 MPa of chlorine at 723 K, followed by the treatment under 40 kPa of hydrogen pressure. Similar platinum nanosheets, which were 1–3 nm in thickness and 100–500 nm in width and had a number of hexagonal holes and edges with 120° angle, were formed between the layers of both natural graphite or artificial graphite; however, their location in the graphite layers depended on the type of graphite used. A number of platinum nanosheets were observed in the edge region of natural graphite particles which have flat surface. On the other hand, a number of platinum nanosheets were found inside and away from the edge of the artificial graphite particles especially in the vicinity of the cracks. Both the platinum nanosheet-containing artificial and natural graphite samples showed high selectivity to cinnamyl alcohol in cinnamaldehyde hydrogenation under supercritical carbon dioxide conditions, while spherical platinum particles, which were located on the surface of natural and artificial graphite, showed lower selectivity.     

Hydrogen desorption of reduced Pt/TiO2 catalyst

The temperature-programmed desorption of hydrogen from a Pt/TiO₂ catalyst reduced in a wide temperature range (RT-773 K) has been studied. It is found that the presence of labile surface oxygen species increases the amount of hydrogen species formed at room temperature, and greatly decreases the quantities of adsorbed hydrogen species at medium temperatures. After the catalyst was reduced at high temperature, it is observed that two strong hydrogen desorption peaks appear at 450–600 K and above 600 K, which are ascribed to surface titanium hydride and the hydrogen species stored in the sublayer and bulk of the support, respectively.     

多孔SiC纳米片的原位合成及光催化性能

以可膨胀石墨作为原材料,通过高温膨化和机械砂磨得到石墨薄片,再以石墨薄片作为模板合成了不同比表面积的碳化硅纳米片(SiCNSs)。探究了比表面积对SiCNSs光催化制氢性能的影响。结果表明,SiCNSs的比表面积对其产氢性能影响显著,提高光催化剂的比表面积有利于增强其产氢活性。SiCNSs的最大比表面积可达149 m²·g^-1,其光解水产氢速率为51.0μL·g^-1·h^-1。在对石墨薄片和SiCNSs结构、形貌分析的基础上,提出了以石墨薄片为模板原位生成SiCNSs的形成机理,该过程主要遵循气固反应机制。高温下,气态的SiO和Si与石墨薄片反应生成SiCNSs,产物较好地继承了石墨薄片的片状结构。大尺寸石墨片上未反应部分除碳之后留下了大量纳米尺寸穿孔,使得所生成SiC的比表面积反而比小尺寸石墨片产物的高。     

氧化铝担载的贵金属铱基催化剂的制备及其对甲醇裂解反应的催化性能

 以ZrO2, La2O3或MgO为助剂制备了氧化铝担载型铱基催化剂,考察了其对甲醇裂解反应的催化性能,并用X射线光电子能谱、程序升温还原、 H2程序升温脱附和CO程序升温脱附等技术对催化剂进行了表征. 结果表明, ZrO2, La2O3和MgO助剂的引入均能提高主产物氢气和CO的选择性. ZrO2是甲醇裂解反应的优良助剂,可以显著提高甲醇的转化率和氢气的收率. 氧化铝担载型贵金属铱基催化剂上存在强的氢溢流现象,这使催化剂具有良好的反应性能,同时有利于产物的脱附,氧化物助剂的加入能够进一步促进氢的溢流.     

碳纳米纤维在浓硝酸-浓硫酸溶液中表面氧化对其负载的Pd-Pt催化剂颗粒分散状态的影响

摘要用混合的浓硝酸和浓硫酸在不同温度下氧化处理催化生长的碳纳米纤维. 利用X射线衍射、 N2物理吸附、 FTIR和离子交换研究了氧化处理对碳纳米纤维织构性质和表面含氧基团生成的影响. 采用等体积浸渍法制备碳纳米纤维负载Pd-Pt催化剂, 并利用高分辨电镜和脉冲H₂化学吸附对Pd-Pt金属颗粒的分散状况进行了研究. 结果表明, 经过氧化处理的碳纳米纤维表面生成了含氧基团, 生成量随着处理温度的升高而升高, 负载的Pd-Pt催化剂的分散程度也随着表面含氧基团浓度的增大而提高, 同时对后者的作用机理进行了讨论.     

甲烷干重整反应用Ni-Ru/MgAl类水滑石催化剂的研究

采用焙烧记忆法分别制备Ni/Mg Al O和NiRu/Mg Al O类水滑石催化剂用于甲烷干重整反应.利用XRD、TPR、TG、XPS、CO2-TPD、TEM等表征催化剂的结构及失活特征,发现在Ni/Mg Al O中添加Ru,有利于增加催化剂表面Ni含量,并促进Ni2+的还原.不同Mg/Al比双金属催化剂中,7Ni-0.15Ru/Mg2.5Al催化剂具有较高的催化活性,这归结为该催化剂适宜的碱性、较高表面Ni含量以及小尺寸的Ni0物种.添加Ru明显抑制Ni/Mg Al O催化剂表面的丝状碳的形成.而7Ni-0.15Ru/Mg2.5Al较强的抗积碳性能与其较小Ni0晶粒尺寸及适宜催化剂碱性有关.     

Thermal studies of carbonaceous electrode materials chemically modified with cyanuric chloride

A thermoanalytical investigation of chemically modified graphite and activated carbon is presented. Evaluation of thermal curves shows that radio-frequency oxygen plasma treatment is superior to electrochemical oxidation for increasing surface functional group concentrations, which when chemically reduced, can be used for cyanuric chloride binding. The amount of cyanuric chloride bound to the carbonaceous surface is determined by both potentiometric titration of hydrolyzed chloride and magnitude of weight loss at 275–290°C. The species evolved in this temperature range is identified by temperature-programmed mass spectrometry as cyanuric acid.     

Influence of graphite addition on the reactivity of Ti powder with H2 under ball milling

The effect of graphite addition on the mechanism of hydrogen uptake by titanium during mechanochemical activation in hydrogen flow was studied using kinetic, structural, microscopic, and spectroscopic techniques. As was found, already a small graphite admixture of about 0.5 wt % changed the kinetics of mechanically induced H2 sorption and significantly stimulated Ti-H2 interaction. Two new types of occupation sites available for hydrogen were observed, which are characterized by low H2 desorption temperatures: about 650 and 750 K instead of 1000 K.     

Co助剂对甲烷脱氢芳构化反应中Mo/MCM-22催化剂积碳行为的影响

 甲烷在Co-Mo/MCM-22催化剂上进行无氧脱氢芳构化反应的评价结果表明,Co的添加大大提高了Mo/MCM-22催化剂的催化活性和稳定性. 采用程序升温表面加氢反应、程序升温表面二氧化碳反应和热重分析等方法对催化剂表面的积碳物种进行了表征. 结果表明,反应后的催化剂表面主要存在两种积碳物种,H2主要与高温峰对应的积碳发生反应,而CO2对高温峰对应的积碳和低温峰对应的积碳都产生影响. Co的添加对高温峰对应的积碳和低温峰对应的积碳都有明显的抑制作用.     

Fluorination of treated carbon

Graphite fluoride is classified into (C₂F)n and (CF)n types from the structure and composition. Both compounds have such unique physicochemical properties as low surface energy, solid lubricating characteristics, and oxidizing ability. However, a long reaction time is required to completely fluorinate graphite and moreover, the decomposition reaction of the product causes the lowering of the yields.In this paper, the effect of the pretreatments of the starting material on the fluorination will be reported on the following methods.1) Fluorination of Exfoliated Graphite Obtained by Heat-treatment of Graphite Lamellar Compound.The exfoliated graphite was obtained by the immersion of graphite into the mixed solution of sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide and subsequent heat-treatment. It has both much large surface area and larger lattice strain than that of the original graphite.The exfoliated graphite was much faster fluorinated than the original graphite. The dissociation of fluorine molecules to atoms was found to be a rate-determining step in the formation of graphite fluoride from the exfoliated graphite, whereas the process of diffusion of fluorine molecules was the rate-determining step in the fluorination of the original graphite.2) Fluorination of Residual Carbon Formed upon Pyrolysis of Graphite Fluoride.Graphite fluoride decomposes to carbon and some perfluorocarbons of low molecular weight at high temperature above 600 °C. The residual carbon was amorphous in analogy with petroleum coke or carbon black, but had smaller interlayer spacing and larger specific surface area due to its microporous structure than these amorphous carbonsThe rate of the direct fluorination of residual carbon at a room temperature was comparable to that of active carbon, and the graphite fluoride obtained from the residual carbon has a similar high thermostability to that of graphite fluoride obtained from graphite at a high temperature under an atmosphere of fluorine gas. Upon direct fluorination of the residual carbon a more crystalline graphite fluoride was obtained even at a low temperature than the case of petroleum coke and carbon black. It is interesting that the fluorination of the residual carbon leads to the formation of crystalline graphite fluoride in high yield.     

Surface chemical modifications induced on high surface area graphite and carbon nanofibers using different oxidation and functionalization treatments

Two graphitic carbon materials with different edge to basal plane ratio, high surface area graphite (HSAG) and graphitized carbon nanofibers (CNFs), were oxidized by two methods, aqueous-HNO(3) wet oxidation and oxygen plasma oxidation. Characterization of the materials by temperature-programmed desorption, thermogravimetry and X-ray photoelectron and Raman spectroscopies indicated that the amount and nature of oxygen surface groups introduced depended on the oxidation method and on the structure of the original material. While surface sites within the layers were only oxidized by oxygen plasma, surface sites at the edges of graphene layers were oxidized by both treatments being the wet oxidation more effective. Modification of the oxidized materials with a diamine or a triamine molecule resulted in the formation of ammonium carboxylate salt species on the carbon surface.     

Reaction of oxygen with adsorbed hydrogen species of a reduced Pt/TiO2 catalyst

Reaction of oxygen with the adsorbed hydrogen species of Pt/TiO₂ catalysts reduced in the temperature range of RT-773 K has been studied by temperature-programmed oxidation (TPO). It is obtained that the Pt-assisted reaction of oxygen with both the surface hydroxy groups and titanium hydride species occurs in the temperature range of 320–450 K; direct oxidation of the surface hydrogen species takes place on the surface of TiO₂ in the temperature range of 500–600 K; and oxygen reacts with the stored hydrogen species in the sublayer and bulk of the TiO₂ support when the temperature was increased to above 600 K.     

Voltammetric Characterization of 2‐Methoxy‐4‐Nitrophenyl Derivatized Carbon Powder

Carbon powder has been functionalized with 2‐methoxy‐4‐nitrophenyl groups by the reduction of 2‐methoxy‐4‐nitrobenzenediazonium‐1,5‐naphthalenedisulfonate salt in presence of hypophosporous acid as a reducing agent. This provides an easy and inexpensive methodology to modify the carbon particle surface. This derivatization is carried out in the presence of 2‐methoxy‐4‐nitrobenzenediazonium 1,5‐naphthalenedisulfonate salt along with the carbon powder and hypophosporous acid. The electrochemical behavior of the resulting 2‐methoxy‐4‐nitrophenyl functionalized carbon powder was characterized by immobilizing it onto basal plane pyrolytic graphite (bppg) electrode and studying its voltammetric behavior. The surface morphology of derivatized carbon powder has been examined by SEM studies which revealed that the size of the functionalized carbon particles are larger than bare carbon particles The effect of pH on peak potentials, scan rate and stability of the functionalized carbon particles has revealed that they are surface bound species.     

Adsorption of ammonia and water on functionalized edge-rich carbon nanofibers

The preparation, characterization and ammonia and water adsorption properties of edge-rich carbon nanofibers (CNFs) were studied, including platelet CNFs (PCNFs) and cup-stacked CNFs (CSCNFs). Since PCNFs and CSCNFs have many chemically active exposed edges, functionalization by oxidizing the edges was carried out by ozone stream and by nitric acid. Transmission electron microscopy, N₂ adsorption isotherms and temperature-programmed desorption analysis showed that the nitric acid treatment partly destroyed the graphite structure of the PCNFs and created acid functional groups and micropores, whereas the ozone treatment created functional groups without damaging the structure. Ammonia adsorption isotherms clarified that NH₃ adsorption on PCNFs and CSCNFs occurred mainly on oxygen-containing groups, whereas the adsorption on activated carbon fibers (ACFs) occurred on both oxygen-containing groups and the carbon surface without the functional groups, and the CSCNFs showed larger amounts of adsorbed ammonia compared to the PCNFs. Especially at a relatively low pressure range (<0.2 atm), the PCNFs/CSCNFs/ACFs showed the same ammonia adsorption mechanism; that is, the one-to-one interaction between oxygen atoms in the functional groups and hydrogen atoms in ammonia molecules. In addition, the adsorption on the ACFs appeared to occur mainly by interaction with the carbon surface at relatively high pressure (0.3–1.0 atm). Our experimental results and previous findings suggest that NH₃ adsorption on PCNFs is due mainly to NH…O hydrogen bonding between oxygen-containing groups and ammonia rather than to chemical bonding.     

Fabrication of polytetrafluoroethylene- and graphite-containing oxide layers on aluminum and titanium and their structure

Stable aqueous electrolyte emulsions with negatively charged micelles containing dispersed particles of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) or graphite are obtained using siloxane-acrylate emulsion as an emulsifier. The oxide coatings formed in such electrolytes contain carbon, polytetrafluoroethylene, or graphite. The coatings with PTFE particles are similar to monolithic polytetrafluoroethylene with respect to its hydrophobic characteristics. According to X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy data, the surface of the formed coatings predominantly contains aliphatic carbon (C-C and C-H bonds) and some fraction of oxidized (or, in the case of PTFE-containing electrolytes, fluorinated) carbon.     

Identification and hydrogenation of C2 on Pt(111)

Reflection absorption infrared spectroscopy (RAIRS) and temperature-programmed desorption (TPD) were used to identify the molecular species formed upon the reaction of hydrogen with surface carbon that is deposited by exposing acetylene to a Pt(111) surface held at 750 K. At this temperature, the acetylene is completely dehydrogenated and all hydrogen is desorbed from the surface. Upon subsequent hydrogen exposure at 85 K followed by sequential annealing to higher temperatures, ethylidyne (CCH3), ethynyl (CCH), and methylidyne (CH) are formed. The observation of these species indicates that carbon atoms and C2 molecules exist as stable species on the surface over a wide range of temperatures. Through a combination of RAIRS intensities, hydrogen TPD peak areas, and Auger electron spectroscopy, quantitative estimates of the coverages of the various species were obtained. It was found that 79% of the acetylene-derived carbon was in the form of C2 molecules, with the remainder in the form of carbon atoms. Essentially all of the acetylene-derived carbon could be hydrogenated. In contrast, 85% of an equivalent coverage of carbon deposited by ethylene exposure at 750 K was found to be inert toward hydrogenation.     

PtPd-nanoparticles supported by new carbon materials

Nanocomposites based on PtPd nanoparticles with chemical ordering like disordered solid solution on surface of multilayer graphene have been prepared through thermal shock of mechanically obtained mixture of double complex salt [Pd(NH₃)₄][PtCl₆] and different carbon materials–exfoliated graphite, graphite oxide and graphite fluoride. An effect of original carbon precursors on formation of PtPd bimetallic nanoparticles was studied using X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAFS), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). It was shown that the distribution of bimetallic nanoparticles over the multilayer graphene surface as well as the particles size distribution is controlled by the graphene precursors. For all nanocomposites, the surface of the nanoparticles was found to be Pd-enriched. In case when the thermal exfoliated graphite and graphite oxide were used as the graphene precursors a thin graphitized layer covered the nanoparticles surface. Such a graphitized layer was not observed in the nanocomposite, which used the fluorinated graphite as the precursor.     

Two-dimensional ruthenium nanoparticles between graphite layers: The effect of reduction temperature

A mixture of graphite powder and ruthenium chloride (III) anhydrous was treated at 723 K under 0.3 MPa chlorine for 3 days, followed by reduction under 40 kPa of hydrogen for 1 h to produce ruthenium metal particles intercalated between graphite layers (Ru-GIC). The structures of ruthenium particles depended on the reduction temperatures. Sheet-like ruthenium particles with 1–3 nm thickness and 10 to several hundred nm width containing numerous irregularly shaped holes with round edge, were formed by reduction at 573 K. A Ru-GIC sample treated at 653 K possessed two-dimensional ruthenium nanosheets with hexagonal holes (straight lines intersect at an angle of 120°) in a similar range of thickness and width. On the other hand, Ru-GIC samples reduced at 773 and 823 K showed two-dimensional plate morphology with a thickness of 1–4 nm. In addition, ruthenium nanoparticles supported on the graphite surface (Ru/Gmix) were also prepared from a slurry of ruthenium chloride (III) hydrate and graphite powder by impregnation and hydrogen reduction. The ruthenium particles in Ru/Gmix were spherical at about 3.6 nm, and the reduction temperature did not affect their particles size. Both Ru-GIC and Ru/Gmix samples were evaluated for cinnamaldehyde (CAL) hydrogenation in supercritical carbon dioxide solvent at 323 K, and they were active to produce cinnamyl alcohol (COL) and hydrocinnamaldehyde (HAL). However, Ru-GIC samples showed higher COL selectivity than Ru/Gmix prepared at the same reduction temperature, and COL selectivity over Ru-GIC increased with the reduction treatments at 773 and 823 K.