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Preparation Of Ceria Nanodispersions And Study On Its Catalytic Performance

Posted on:2023-08-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H WuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2531306794492964Subject:Chemical Engineering and Technology
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In recent years,Ce O2 has attracted extensive attention because of its excellent oxygen storage capacity,unique Ce4+/Ce3+redox cycle properties and high catalytic activity.The surface of Ce O2 nanoparticles possesses numerous active centers and defects,which plays an important role in the adsorption,charge transfer and chemical reaction of reactant molecules.However,Ce O2 nanoparticles are easy to agglomerate during preparation and storage because of their high surface energy,which affects their physicochemical properties and catalytic performance.Thus,how to prepare Ce O2 nanocatalysts with good dispersion and excellent performance has always been a research hotspot.Herein,we employ chemical precipitation method to modify the surface of Ce O2nanoparticles,and the as-prepare Ce O2 nanoparticles with different morphologies and particle sizes can disperse into solvents of different polarity.The effects of temperature,p H value,reaction solvent,surface modifier and other parameters on the synthesis process of Ce O2nanoparticles were investigated.The photocatalytic performance of hydrophilic Ce O2 nanoparticles for glyphosate degradation was investigated,and the activity of hydrophobic Ce O2 nanoparticles for cyanosilylation reaction was explored.The main research contents of this paper are as follows:1.Hydrophilic Ce O2 nanoparticles were prepared by chemical precipitation method with citric acid as modifier.Ce O2 nanoparticles with particle sizes of 2.1,3.5 and 4.8 nm were obtained by adjusting the addition time of citric acid.The obtained Ce O2 nanoparticles with various particle sizes were applied in the photocatalytic degradation of glyphosate.Ce O2 nanoparticles of 2.1 nm exhibited the best photocatalytic performance,which can photodegrade glyphosate in 5 min and 20 min at p H=4 under UV and visible light respectively.2.1 nm Ce O2 nanoparticles had 6 times(UV)and 20 times(visible light)degradation rates of 4.8 nm counterparts,and their degradation kinetic data accord with the pseudo first-order kinetic model.Meanwhile,the glyphosate adsorption capacity of 2.1 nm Ce O2 nanoparticles decreased from 59.4 mg/g to 10.2 mg/g with the increase of p H value from 3 to 10.Ce O2 nanoparticles can generate·OH and·O2-radicals under ultraviolet and visible light irradiation.The experiment demonstrated that the strong oxidizing substance h+played a dominant role in the photodegradation of PMG.The C-N bond of glyphosate was attacked by the active species during the photocatalytic process,and glyphosate was degradated into aminomethyl phosphoric acid and other short chain acids.2.Hydrophobic Ce O2 nanoparticles were prepared by chemical precipitation method with sodium laurate as modifier.The morphology and particle size of Ce O2 nanoparticles can be adjusted by altering p H value,solvent,temperature,cerium source and other experimental conditions.Polyhedron-shaped Ce O2 nanoparticles with sizes of 4 and 10nm,rod-shaped and spindle-shaped Ce O2 nanoparticles were prepared.Among the various as-prepared Ce O2 nanoparticles,10 nm polyhedron-shaped Ce O2 nanoparticles with strong Lewis/Br?nsted acidic sites exhibited the highest catalytic performance for the cyanosilylation reaction.The yield of cyanosilylation reaction can achieve over 99%in 1h in heptane,and 0.75 h under solvent-free conditions.Meanwhile,the cyanosilylation reaction catalysed by Ce O2 nanoparticles can still achieve a high yield of over 98%within 1 h in the 5th cycle,indicating an outstanding recyclability.The DFT calculation demonstrated that sodium laurate grafted on the surface of Ce O2 nanoparticles can suppress the adsorption of HCN on the active sites of the catalysts and accelerate the cyanosilylation reaction.
Keywords/Search Tags:CeO2 nanodispersions, Controllable preparation, Highly efficient catalysts, Glyphosate degradation, Cyanosilylation reaction
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