Process for preparing supported transition metal carbide catalyst
A transition metal and catalyst technology, applied in the field of carbide catalyst preparation, can solve the problems of high risk and failure of active components to fully play their roles, and achieve the effects of high dispersion, high activity and selectivity
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[0030] The molybdenum-containing 15%Mo / Al prepared in embodiment 2 2 o 3 Sample, its Mo3d X-ray photoelectron spectrum as attached Figure 4 As shown, it indicates that there are molybdenum in various valence states in the sample, and the peak at Mo3d binding energy of 228.8eV corresponds to molybdenum carbide. The high-valent molybdenum present on the surface of the sample comes from the passivation process.
[0031] The molybdenum-containing 15%Mo / Al prepared in embodiment 2 2 o3 Sample, its Cls X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy such as Figure 5 As shown, in addition to free carbon, the peak at 282 eV corresponds to the binding energy of Cls in carbides.
[0032] The XRD pattern of the sample prepared by the comparative example is shown in Image 6 . The results show that when using methane to reduce and carbonize molybdenum oxide, the required temperature is about 973K (this is also the data usually reported in literature and patents) or above. with attached figure...
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