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SURFACE CARBON DEPOSITIONS ON NICKEL CATALYST FOR CARBON DIOXIDE REFORMING WITH METHANE
Ronggang Ding;Zifeng Yan;Linhua Song;Xinmei Liu
2001, 10(4):
273-287.
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摘要
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8670 )
Carbon deposition on nickel catalysts is a fatal problem for carbon dioxide reforming with methane. The varieties and features of surface carbon depositions on nickel catalyst were extensively investigated by TPSR, TPD, XPS and pulse reaction methods. Thermodynamics analysis indicated that the carbon deposition is inevitable within the temperature range from 573 K to 1273 K. TPSR, XPS and TPD showed that the decomposition of methane results in the formation of at least three kinds of surface carbon species on supported nickel catalyst, carbidic C|�carbonaceous C|?, and carbidic clusters C|?, which showed different surface mobility, thermal stability and reactivity.
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