Novel preparation method of amorphous alloy catalyst
A technology for amorphous alloys and catalysts, which is applied in the field of preparation of amorphous alloy catalysts, and can solve problems such as poor repeatability, high preparation costs, and low productivity of amorphous alloy catalysts
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Embodiment 1~19
[0029] These examples illustrate the preparation of unsupported NiB amorphous alloy catalysts.
[0030] Configure three parts of mixed solutions of 0.1mol / L nickel sulfate and ethylenediamine respectively, A1 is Ni: ethylenediamine=1:0.5, A2 is Ni:ethylenediamine=1:1.5, A3 is Ni:ethylenediamine= 1:2.0, then add NaOH to adjust the pH to 12.0, 13.2 and 13.9 respectively, add KBH 4 solution (B: Ni = 2.0, atomic ratio), adding AgNO at 60 °C 3 solution (Ag accounts for 1% by weight of the catalyst), stirred and reacted until no bubbles are generated; after the catalyst is washed to be neutral, it can be stored in water or in ethanol. The XRD of samples A1-A3 have figure 1 Characteristics. The TEM image of sample A2 has figure 2 Characteristics.
[0031] Same as the preparation process of catalyst A1, change the main salt of nickel sulfate to nickel nitrate, nickel chloride and nickel acetate and keep the metal salt concentration constant to obtain catalysts A4-A6.
[0032] Sam...
Embodiment 20~34
[0039] These examples illustrate the preparation of unsupported CoB amorphous alloy catalysts.
[0040] Configure three parts of mixed solutions of 0.1mol / L cobalt chloride and potassium sodium tartrate respectively, B1 is Co: potassium sodium tartrate=1:0.1, B2 is Ni: potassium sodium tartrate=1:1.0, B3 is Ni: potassium sodium tartrate =1:2.0, then add NaOH to adjust the pH to 13.0, 13.5 and 13.9 respectively, add KBH 4 solution (B: Co = 2.0, atomic ratio), adding AgNO at 50 °C 3 solution (Ag accounts for 1% by weight of the catalyst), stirred and reacted until no bubbles are generated; after the catalyst is washed to be neutral, it can be stored in water or in ethanol. The XRD of samples B1-B3 have figure 1 Characteristics.
[0041] Same as the preparation process of the catalyst B2, the main salt cobalt chloride was changed to cobalt sulfate to obtain the catalyst B4.
[0042] Same as the preparation process of catalyst B2, sodium potassium tartrate was changed to sodiu...
Embodiment 35~49
[0049] These examples illustrate the preparation of unsupported NiCoB amorphous alloy catalysts.
[0050] Dissolve the soluble nickel salt in ethylenediamine solution (nickel concentration is 0.1mol / L, Ni: ethylenediamine=1.5, atomic ratio), and then add a certain amount of potassium sodium tartrate solution of cobalt chloride (Co: potassium sodium tartrate =0.5, atomic ratio), control Co:Ni=0.5 (atomic ratio), drop NaOH solution to control pH to be 13.2, add KBH 4 solution (B: (Ni+Co) = 2.0, atomic ratio), adding AgNO at 60°C 3 solution (Ag accounts for 1% by weight of the catalyst), stirred and reacted until no bubbles are generated; after the catalyst is washed to be neutral, it can be stored in water or in ethanol. The XRD of sample C1 has figure 1 Characteristics.
[0051] Same as the preparation process of catalyst C1, changing the atomic ratio of Ni:ethylenediamine to 0.5 and 2.0 to obtain catalysts C2 and C3.
[0052] Same as the preparation process of catalyst C, ...
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