This invention belongs to the field of catalyst technology, specifically relating to a
nickel-based reverse piezoelectric catalyst, its preparation method, and its application. The catalyst uses
metallic nickel as both the
active component and support, with an
oxide loaded on the
nickel surface to form the reversed host, and a composite piezoelectric material as the synergistic phase. By total
mass,
nickel accounts for 50%–95%, the
oxide for 1%–50%, and the piezoelectric material for 0.1%–20%. This invention involves mixing and reducing a nickel precursor with an
oxide, followed by the composite piezoelectric material to obtain the catalyst. The catalyst utilizes the
mechanical force of ball milling and the piezoelectric effect to synergistically catalyze the hydrogenation of
carbon dioxide to
methane, abandoning traditional high-temperature thermocatalysis. This catalyst can achieve highly efficient
carbon dioxide conversion under mild conditions, with 100%
methane selectivity and significantly improved reaction efficiency, showing promising application prospects in the field of
carbon dioxide resource utilization.