杨胜龙, 王俊刚, 马中义, 陈从标, 刘岩, 张伟, 解启龙, 侯博. 钴基FT合成催化剂中原子碳物种的作用研究[J]. 燃料化学学报(中英文). DOI: 10.19906/j.cnki.JFCT.2024017
引用本文: 杨胜龙, 王俊刚, 马中义, 陈从标, 刘岩, 张伟, 解启龙, 侯博. 钴基FT合成催化剂中原子碳物种的作用研究[J]. 燃料化学学报(中英文). DOI: 10.19906/j.cnki.JFCT.2024017
YANG Shenglong, WANG Jungang, MA Zhongyi, CHEN Congbiao, LIU Yan, ZHANG Wei, XIE Qilong, HOU Bo. Study on the role of atomic carbon species in cobalt-based FT synthesis catalyst[J]. Journal of Fuel Chemistry and Technology. DOI: 10.19906/j.cnki.JFCT.2024017
Citation: YANG Shenglong, WANG Jungang, MA Zhongyi, CHEN Congbiao, LIU Yan, ZHANG Wei, XIE Qilong, HOU Bo. Study on the role of atomic carbon species in cobalt-based FT synthesis catalyst[J]. Journal of Fuel Chemistry and Technology. DOI: 10.19906/j.cnki.JFCT.2024017

钴基FT合成催化剂中原子碳物种的作用研究

Study on the role of atomic carbon species in cobalt-based FT synthesis catalyst

  • 摘要: 费托合成是将合成气催化转化为长链重质烃的工艺过程。在此过程中,CO活化、歧化反应以及烃类脱氢反应都可以在催化剂表面形成碳物种,而碳物种对费托反应的作用一直存在争议。本工作通过对主要暴露面为HCP-Co(10-11)的单晶钴进行不同条件的预处理,构建了具有不同含量原子碳物种的模型催化剂,并采用程序升温加氢、拉曼光谱和红外光谱等表征手段对催化剂中的原子碳物种含量和存在形式进行分析。结果表明,在引入原子碳物种后,钴基催化剂的活性和CH4选择性与原子碳物种数量和存在形式密切相关。含碳量为5.72%的P-Co-C3催化剂具有较高的CO转化率,可达72.2%;而含碳量为3.01%的P-Co-C2催化剂具有较低的CH4选择性,仅为4.2%。此外,表征结果进一步证明该原子碳物种是以C(无定形碳)和CxHy两种形式共存,其在反应过程中参与了FT反应,进而提升其反应性能。

     

    Abstract: The FT synthesis reaction is a process that catalytically converts syngas into long-chain heavy hydrocarbons. The Fischer-Tropsch reaction involves CO activation, disproportionation reactions, and hydrocarbon dehydrogenation reactions that can form carbon species on the catalyst surface. The role of carbon species in the Fischer-Tropsch reaction has been a topic of controversy. This paper reports the successful construction of model catalysts with varying atomic carbon species content. The catalysts were prepared by pretreating single-crystal cobalt with HCP-Co(10-11) as the main exposed surface under different conditions. The carbon species content and existing forms of the catalyst were characterized by temperature programmed hydrogenation, Raman spectroscopy and infrared spectroscopy. The study found that the activity and CH4 selectivity of the catalysts were closely related to the number and form of atomic carbon species introduced. With the increase of pretreatment time, the content of atomic carbon species deposited on the catalyst first increased and then decreased, and finally maintained a dynamic equilibrium, indicating that the content of atomic carbon species would remain unchanged with the increase of pretreatment time to a certain extent. The pre-treated catalyst was characterized by XRD, and no characteristic peak of CoO was found. The crystal structure is consistent with that of P-Co catalyst, and the influence of CoO and other crystal structure on the performance of FT synthesis is excluded. The P-Co-C3 catalyst, with a carbon content of 5.72%, achieved a high CO conversion rate of 72.2%, whereas the P-Co-C2 catalyst, with a carbon content of 3.01%, had a low CH4 selectivity of 4.2%. When the carbon content of P-Co-C1 (2.76%) and P-Co-C2 (3.01%) catalysts is low, the atomic carbon species mainly exists in the form of amorphous carbon (C). The presence of amorphous carbon in atomic carbon species covers part of methane generation sites, thus inhibiting methane generation, resulting in a decrease in methane selectivity. As the carbon content of P-Co-C3 (5.72%) and P-Co-C4 (14.12%) catalysts increases, the atomic carbon species in P-Co-C3 and P-Co-C4 catalysts may mainly exist in the form of CxHy, and CxHy species plays a major role in the performance of Fischer-Tropsch reaction. It is speculated that CxHy may exist in the form of low carbon olefins in adsorbed state in the atomic carbon species on the catalyst. According to the olefin readsorption mechanism, olefin readsorption produced on the catalyst surface can be used as chain initiation and chain growth species, resulting in changes in activity. Using the same pretreatment conditions, the carbon deposition on the single crystal cobalt catalyst C-Co, whose main exposed crystal surface is HCP-Co (11-20), and the Fischer-Tropsch reaction performance evaluation. The carbon species on catalyst were analyzed by temperature programmed hydrogenation and infrared characterization, and it was found that atomic carbon species were deposited on catalyst C-Co. The results showed that the deposition of atomic carbon species on the C-Co catalyst inhibited the formation of CH4 and improved the activity of the catalyst. It is further confirmed that the presence of a few atomic carbon species on cobalt-based catalysts has a certain universality to improve the performance of Fischer-Tropsch reaction.

     

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