研究生: |
楊智翔 Chih-Xsiang Yang |
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論文名稱: |
製備以含鈦混合氧化物PtRu觸媒及其在含CO氫氣電化學氧化之研究 Preparation of Titanium mixed oxide supported Pt Ru catalysts for Hydrogen Electrochemical Oxidation Reaction of CO/H2 |
指導教授: |
林昇佃
Shawn-D. Lin |
口試委員: |
黃炳照
Bing-Joe Hwang 林修正 Andrew-S. Lin |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工程學院 - 化學工程系 Department of Chemical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2020 |
畢業學年度: | 108 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 199 |
中文關鍵詞: | 含鈦混合氧化物 、鈣鈦礦 、乙二醇還原法 、氫氣氧化反應 、CO耐受性 |
外文關鍵詞: | Titanium mixed oxide, Perovskite, Ethylene glycol method, hydrogen oxidation reaction, CO tolerance |
相關次數: | 點閱:238 下載:2 |
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本研究探討含鈦混合氧化物載體製作PtRu觸媒,作為H2燃料電池陽極並分析其氫氣氧化活性與CO耐受性,混合氧化物載體的導電性不如傳統碳黑載體,但其潛在優勢為穩定性較碳黑高。實驗室先前探討含鈦釕混合氧化物載體,在擔載Pt的過程中,會有部分Ru還原析出,並可進一步與Pt形成Pt-Ru合金相,但對生成Pt-Ru合金相的組成結構不易控制,本研究探討改善混合氧化物擔載Pt-Ru合金觸媒的製備。首先測試前處理條件對實驗室先前製作Ti0.7Ru0.3O2載體的影響,進一步調整Pt與PtRu的擔載參數。其次為含鈦之鈷鎳鈣鈦礦混合金屬氧化物(CoTiO3、NiTiO3),具有高介電性質、特殊的電子結構且對CO、烴類等完全氧化有良好的活性,故將其擔載金屬並進一步優化調整PtRu的擔載比例,了解觸媒中各成分可能扮演的角色,及其對電化學反應特性與抗CO毒化的影響。
研究結果顯示經前處理之Ti0.7Ru0.3O2-C650載體有良好的結構穩定性,在擔載Pt過程中Ru不易還原析出,並透過調整PtRu的擔載參數擔所製20Pt10Ru/Ti0.7Ru0.3O2-C650 觸媒其PtRu合金粒徑約2奈米,分析顯示CO氧化起始電位低於20Pt10Ru/C-JM商用觸媒,氫氣氧化反應(HOR)在純氫、250和500 ppm CO/H2環境下的旋轉圓盤電極分析也具有良好的氫氣氧化活性與穩定性。含鈦之鎳鈷混合氧化物CoTiO3-1000及NiTiO3-1000載體經優化調整PtRu的擔載比例後所製的30Pt15Ru/CoTiO3-1000、 40Pt20Ru/CoTiO3-1000觸媒及 30Pt15Ru/NiTiO3-1000觸媒,亦有約2奈米之PtRu合金粒徑,具有低於商用觸媒的CO氧化電位、良好的氫氣氧化活性與穩定性,在長時間CO耐受性測試中,30Pt15Ru/CoTiO3-1000觸媒具有最好的CO容忍度表現。
This study explores the production of PtRu catalysts containing Titanium mixed oxide supports as H2 fuel cell anodes and analyzes Hydrogen electrochemical Oxidation activity and CO tolerance. The conductivity of mixed oxide supports are not as good as carbon supports, but its potential advantage is that it is more stable than Carbon supports. The laboratory previously discussed the Titanium-Ruthenium mixed oxide support, during the process of loading Pt, part of Ru will be reduced and precipitated, and it can further form a Pt-Ru alloy phase with Pt, but that the composition structure of the Pt-Ru alloy phase is hard to control. To discuss the improvement of the preparation of mixed oxide supported Pt-Ru alloy catalyst. First, test the effect of pre-processing conditions on the Ti0.7Ru0.3O2, and further adjust the loading parameters of Pt or PtRu. The second is Titanium-Cobalt (or Titanium-Nickel) perovskite oxides supports (CoTiO3, NiTiO3), which have high dielectric properties, special electronic structure and good activity for the complete oxidation of CO and hydrocarbons, and further optimizely adjust the loading ratio of PtRu content to understand the possible role of each component in the catalyst and its influence on the electrochemical reaction characteristics and resistance to CO poisoning.
The research results show that the pre-treated Ti0.7Ru0.3O2-C650 support has better structural stability, and Ru element is not easy to be reduced during the loading Pt process, and the 20Pt10Ru/Ti0.7Ru0.3O2-C650 catalyst has PtRu alloy particle size of about 2 nanometers. Analysis shows that the CO oxidation onset potential is lower than Commercial catalyst (20Pt10Ru/C-JM). And it has better hydrogen oxidation activity and stability with the rotating disk electrode (RDE) analysis by the hydrogen oxidation reaction (HOR) in pure hydrogen, 250 and 500 ppm CO/H2. With CoTiO3-1000 and NiTiO3-1000 as supports loading ratio of PtRu, 30Pt15Ru/CoTiO3-1000, 40Pt20Ru/CoTiO3-1000 and 30Pt15Ru/NiTiO3-1000 catalys are also the PtRu alloy particle size of about 2 nanometers, which has a lower CO oxidation potential than commercial catalysts (20Pt10Ru/C-JM), and better hydrogen oxidation activity and stability. At last, in the long-term CO tolerance test, 30Pt15Ru/CoTiO3-1000 catalyst has the best CO tolerance performance.
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