A comparative study of MOLYBDENUM PHOSPHIDE (cas 12163-69-8) catalyst for partial oxidation and dry reforming of methane
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Add time:07/30/2019 Source:sciencedirect.com
MOLYBDENUM PHOSPHIDE (cas 12163-69-8) (MoP) was firstly used as a catalyst for partial oxidation of methane (POM) and its catalytic performance for POM was compared with that for dry reforming of methane (DRM). It was found that the MoP phase was the dominant active site in POM and DRM reactions, and the activity would gradually decrease when more and more MoP was converted to Mo2C phase (non-dominant active site) and then rapid deactivation would occur due to bulk oxidation of catalyst. The redox type mechanism over MoP catalyst was vitally important to keep its structure reasonably well during methane reforming reactions. The MoP catalyst revealed a higher catalytic stability in POM than in DRM, attributing to the higher H2 yield obtained in POM, which can promote and maintain the redox cycle of catalyst.
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