碳纳米管纯化对Pt/CNTs催化甲醇电化学氧化活性的影响

探索了一种适用于 Pt/CNTs催化剂的纯化方法 .利用比表面积测定、 X射线衍射 ( XRD)、透射电子显微镜 ( TEM)和电化学等手段进行了表征 .研究结果表明 ,经该方法纯化的 CNTs作为载体制备的阳极催化剂表现出明显优于相应的混酸氧化法纯化的 CNTs为载体的催化剂催化性能

固相反应法制备Pt-Ru/C催化剂对乙醇氧化的电催化活性研究

引言近年来,直接甲醇燃料电池(DMFC)由于其燃料来源丰富、价格低廉、甲醇携带和储存安全方便等独特的优越性而越来越受到重视[1]。但是甲醇具有一定的毒性,因此要想实现DMFC在诸如手机、笔记本电脑以及电动车等可移动电源领域的应用,必须探索新的液体燃料以替代有毒性的甲醇。其中乙醇很易从农作物中大量生产,又无毒,因此很有可能用作替代甲醇的质子交换膜燃料电池燃料。近年来乙醇的电催化氧化已被众多的研究者从电催化和乙醇燃料电池的角度进行了广泛的研究[2,3]。但是乙醇在Pt电极上的氧化易导致强吸附物种CO毒化催化剂,Pt鄄Ru合金是目前强吸附毒化物种CO易氧化为CO2的最有效的电催化剂,因此近年来也有一些关于Pt鄄Ru合金催化剂对乙醇的电化学氧化的研究[4~6]。我们研究组首次用固相反应法制备了Pt/C催化剂,发现所制得的Pt/C催化剂对甲醇[7]和乙醇[8]氧化的电催化性能要比用传统的液相反应法制得的Pt/C催化剂好很多。但Pt/C催化剂对甲醇和乙醇氧化的电催化活性还是较低,因此,本文首次研究了用固相反应法制备Pt鄄Ru/C催化剂及这种催化剂对乙醇氧化的电催化性能,发现用固相反应法制备的Pt鄄Ru/C催化剂对乙醇氧...

吸附在Pt/C催化剂上Eu~(3+)对CO电氧化的促进作用

引言目前影响质子交换膜燃料电池(PEMFC)迅速发展并商业化的主要问题之一是阳极催化剂抗CO的毒化能力。Pt因其对氢的氧化具有高的催化活性而广泛地用作PEMFC的阳极催化剂,也有人研究将其它金属用于PEMFC阳极催化剂,但催化活性要比Pt低得多[1~4]。而Pt作PEMFC的阳极催化剂一个问题是痕量的CO,如10~100ppm就可以使Pt催化剂中毒[5,6]。现在的PEMFC一般用高压氢作为燃料,有很大的不安全性。人们提出用两种方法来解决这个问题,一是用甲醇、甲烷或汽油现场重整制氢作燃料的方法,但用这种制氢方法制得的氢气中含有大量的CO,即使经过纯化,也会含有ppm级的CO。另一个方法是直接用小分子醇类化合物,如甲醇作燃料,被称为直接醇燃料电池(DAFC)[7~11],但醇类化合物在阳极氧化时会有中间产物,如CO的产生,容易使阳极Pt催化剂中毒。因此,研究抗CO中毒的阳极催化剂已成为PEMFC和DAFC中一个很重要的研究课题。许多文章已报道Pt与其它贵金属或过渡金属的合金催化剂,或Pt与过渡金属氧化物的复合催化剂有一定的抗CO中毒能力。如Pt鄄Ru[12~16]、Pt鄄Bi[17]、Pt鄄Sn[17~19]...

Eu~(3+)和Ho~(3+)对乙醇在Pt-TiO_2/C电极上氧化的助催化作用

报道了用循环伏安法研究Eu3+和Ho3+吸附的碳载Pt-TiO2(pt-TiO2/C)催化剂对乙醇电化学氧化的助催化作用.发现无论在中性溶液中还是在酸性溶液中,当Pt-TiO2/C催化剂吸附Eu3+或Ho3+后,都可以使乙醇的电催化氧化电流密度明显增加,其原因主要是Eu3+或Ho3+都能促进吸附的CO的电氧化.

固相反应法合成Pt/MoO_3及其电催化作用

采用固相合成的方法制得直接甲醇燃料电池催化甲醇氧化的Pt/MoO3.XRD分析、循环伏安测试表明,Pt/MoO3对甲醇的氧化具有较好的催化作用,氧化峰电位出现在0.63V(vs.SCE),峰电流密度可达78.1mA·cm-2.

羰基簇合物途径制备的碳载Pt-Co催化剂阴极抗甲醇性能

通过Pt和Co羰基簇合物途径制备了碳载Pt Co(Pt Co/C)复合催化剂.其金属粒子的平均粒径小,相对结晶度很低.与商业化的E TEKPt/C催化剂相比,该催化剂具有较好的抗甲醇性能和电催化氧还原活性.

固相反应制备的Pt/C对甲酸氧化的电催化活性

研究了用固相反应法制备的碳载Pt(Pt/C(s) )催化剂对甲酸氧化的电催化活性 .XRD和TEM的测量表明 ,Pt/C(s)催化剂中Pt的平均粒径和结晶度远小于用传统的液相反应法制备的碳载Pt(Pt/C(l) )催化剂 ,因此 ,Pt/C(s)催化剂对甲酸氧化的电催化活性远高于Pt/C(l)催化剂.

Preparation of Pt/C catalyst with a new and simple organic sol method

It is reported for the first time that the Pt/C catalyst can be prepared with a new and simple organic sol method using SnCl2 as the reductant. It was found that the average size of the Pt particles in the Pt/C catalysts could be controlled with controlling the preparation conditions. The effect of the average sizes of the Pt particles in the Pt/C catalysts obtained with this method on the electrocatalytical activity of the oxidation of methanol was investigated.

Fabrication of core-shell Au-Pt nanoparticle film and its potential application as catalysis and SERS substrate

In this paper we report the rational design and fabrication of high-quality core-shell Au-Pt nanoparticle film. Such film shows highly efficient catalytic properties and excellent surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) ability.

Pt nanoparticles: Heat treatment-based preparation and Ru(bpy)(3)(2+)-mediated formation of aggregates that can form stable films on bare solid electrode surfaces for solid-state electrochemiluminescence detection

A simple thermal process for the preparation of small Pt nanoparticles is presented, carried out by heating a H-2-PtCl6/3- thiophenemalonic acid aqueous solution. The following treatment of such colloidal Pt solution with Ru( bpy)(3)(2+) causes the assembly of Pt nanoparticles into aggregates. Most importantly, directly placing such aggregates on bare solid electrode surfaces can produce very stable films exhibiting excellent electrochemiluminescence behaviors.

Electrooxidation of COad intermediated from methanol oxidation on polycrystalline Pt electrode

The poisonous intermediate of methanol oxidation on a Pt electrode was validated to be COad by electrochemical method. An approximate treatment to bimolecular elementary reactions on an electrode was advanced and then was applied to the stripping normal pulse voltammetry (NPV) for complex multistep multielectron transfer processes on plane electrodes to study the kinetics of completely irreversible process Of COad oxidation to CO2. The kinetic parameters for this process, such as standard rate constant (0) and anodic transfer coefficient (alpha) for this irreversible heterogeneous electron-transfer process at electrode/solution interface and apparent diffusion coefficient (D-app) for charge-transfer process within the monolayer of COad on electrode surface, were obtained with stripping NPV method. The effect of the approximate treatment on the kinetic parameters was also analyzed.

Novel chemical synthesis of Pt-Ru-P electrocatalysts by hypophosphite deposition for enhanced methanol oxidation and CO tolerance in direct methanol fuel cell

A novel method was developed to prepare the highly active Pt-Ru-P/C catalyst. The deposition of phosphorus significantly increased electrochemical active surface (EAS) area of catalyst by reduces Pt-Ru particle size. TEM images show that Pt-Ru-P nanoparticles have an uniform size distribution with an average diameter of 2 nm. Cyclic voltammetry (CV), Chronoamperometry (CA), and CO stripping indicate that the presence of non-metal phosphorus as an interstitial species Pt-Ru-P/C catalyst shows high activity for the electro-oxidation of methanol, and exhibit enhanced performance in the oxidation of carbon monoxide compared with Pt-Ru/C catalyst. At 30 degrees C and pure oxygen was fed to the cathode, the maximum power density of direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) with Pt-Ru-P/C and Pt-Ru/C catalysts as anode catalysts was 61.5 mW cm(-2) and 36.6 mW cm(-2), respectively. All experimental results indicate that Pt-Ru-P/C catalyst was the optimum anode catalyst for direct methanol fuel cell.

Electrooxidation of methanol on carbon nanotubes supported Pt-Fe alloy electrode

The synthesis and characterization of catalysts based on bimetallic materials, Pt-Fe supported on multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) for methanol electrooxidation is reported here. The catalyst was prepared by a spray-cooling process and characterized by TEM, EDS, ICP and XRD. The electrocatalytic properties of the Pt-Fe/MWNTs electrode for methanol oxidation have been investigated by cyclic voltammetry and chronoamperometry. It presented higher electrocatalytic activity and stability than a comparative Pt/ MWNTs catalyst. This may be attributed to the addition of Fe which leads to the small average particle size and high utilization of Pt in the Pt-Fe/MWNTs catalyst. The results imply that the Pt Fe/MWNTs composite has good potential applications in fuel cells.

The preparation of high activity DMFC Pt/C electrocatalysts using a pre-precipitation method

It is suggested that a Pt/C cathodic catalyst for the direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) can be prepared with a pre-precipitation method, in which, H2PtCl6 is precipitated onto the carbon black as (NH4)(2)PtCl6 before H2PtCl6 is reduced to Pt. The electrocatalytic activity of this Pt/C-A catalyst for oxygen reduction is excellent because the Pt/C catalyst prepared with this pre-precipitation method possesses a small average particle size, low relative crystalinity and a large electrochemically active surface area. In addition, the pre-precipitation method is simple and economical and it can be used to prepare a Pt/C catalyst on a large scale.