This invention discloses a dual-dispersed hydroxyapatite-supported
nickel catalyst, its preparation method, and its application in
methane dry reforming. The invention employs
morphology control and in-situ
nickel framework
doping strategies to replace
calcium ions in the hydroxyapatite support, loading the active
nickel component via a coupled impregnation process.
Nickel achieves dual, efficient dispersion on the hydroxyapatite
support surface and at lattice sites, inhibiting particle
sintering during the reaction, enhancing electronic
synergy, and improving anti-coking ability. In
methane dry reforming, it exhibits advantages such as high conversion rate, high stability, low coking, and long lifespan, significantly improving catalytic activity and high-temperature stability. This invention's process is green, low-cost, and easily scaled up, overcoming the bottlenecks of traditional nickel-based catalysts'
sintering, coking, and high cost due to precious metals, providing a new, efficient, and stable catalytic solution for high-temperature
methane dry reforming.