Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy

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Autor(a) principal: Jordão,Maura H.
Data de Publicação: 1999
Outros Autores: Valencia,Eduardo, Vicemário,Simões, Cardoso,Dilson
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Materials research (São Carlos. Online)
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Resumo: Bifunctional catalysts formed by metals (nickel, platinum as well as an association of both metals) supported in an ultrastabilized Y molecular sieve (USY) were prepared. The samples were obtained using a competitive ion exchange method, followed by calcination and reduction of the transition metal under hydrogen atmosphere. The solids were characterized by ICP for their chemical composition, XRD, TEM and the catalytic properties evaluated in the isomerization of the n-hexane. It was observed that the NH4USY zeolite support presented better ion exchange efficiency in comparison to that of the zeolite HUSY, due to the decrease of the pH of the reaction medium in the last case. The TEM images of the catalysts, obtained in both bright and dark field, showed that the metal particles are dispersed almost inside the molecular sieve micro and mesopores. TEM images of the catalysts obtained in bright field showed that the average particle diameter were 64 and 108 Å for platinum and nickel respectively and about 70 Å when both metals are present. In the mentioned reaction, platinum catalysts were more active and stable than the nickel ones and the catalysts formed by both metals (0,2%Pt + 0,8% Ni/HUSY) presented the highest activity.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
title Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
spellingShingle Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
Jordão,Maura H.
platinum
nickel
zeolite
isomerization
TEM
title_short Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
title_full Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
title_fullStr Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
title_full_unstemmed Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
title_sort Characterization of Pt/HUSY and Pt-Ni/HUSY catalysts by transmission electron microscopy
author Jordão,Maura H.
author_facet Jordão,Maura H.
Valencia,Eduardo
Vicemário,Simões
Cardoso,Dilson
author_role author
author2 Valencia,Eduardo
Vicemário,Simões
Cardoso,Dilson
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Jordão,Maura H.
Valencia,Eduardo
Vicemário,Simões
Cardoso,Dilson
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv platinum
nickel
zeolite
isomerization
TEM
topic platinum
nickel
zeolite
isomerization
TEM
description Bifunctional catalysts formed by metals (nickel, platinum as well as an association of both metals) supported in an ultrastabilized Y molecular sieve (USY) were prepared. The samples were obtained using a competitive ion exchange method, followed by calcination and reduction of the transition metal under hydrogen atmosphere. The solids were characterized by ICP for their chemical composition, XRD, TEM and the catalytic properties evaluated in the isomerization of the n-hexane. It was observed that the NH4USY zeolite support presented better ion exchange efficiency in comparison to that of the zeolite HUSY, due to the decrease of the pH of the reaction medium in the last case. The TEM images of the catalysts, obtained in both bright and dark field, showed that the metal particles are dispersed almost inside the molecular sieve micro and mesopores. TEM images of the catalysts obtained in bright field showed that the average particle diameter were 64 and 108 Å for platinum and nickel respectively and about 70 Å when both metals are present. In the mentioned reaction, platinum catalysts were more active and stable than the nickel ones and the catalysts formed by both metals (0,2%Pt + 0,8% Ni/HUSY) presented the highest activity.
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