화학공학소재연구정보센터
Journal of the Korean Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Vol.3, No.4, 663-669, December, 1992
산화크롬-질코니아 촉매의 산화-환원거동
Redox Behavior of Chromium Oxide-Zirconia Catalyst
초록
분말의 Zr(OH)4를 (NH4)2CrO4 수용액에 함침시킨 후 공기중에 소성하여 질코니아에 담지된 산화크롬 촉매를 제조하였다. 제조된 CrOx/ZrO2 촉매상에 cumene을 반응시켜 산화-환원 거동을 연구한 결과 크롬의 산화상태가 +6인 chromate형태로 질코니아 표면에 존재할 때는 강한 산점이 생성되어 cumene의 탈알킬화 반응에 촉매활성을 나타내었다. 그러나 많은 양의 Cr6+종은 반응중에 탈수소로 생성된 H2에 의하여 환원되어 Cr3+종으로 변환되었으며 Cr3+종은 cumene 을 탈수소화시켜 α-methyl styrene을 생성하는 반응에 활성점으로 작용하였다. 환원된 C3+종은 O2로 처리하면 다시 Cr6+종으로 되고 따라서 산화된 촉매는 cumene의 탈알킬화 반응에 활성을 나타내었다.
Chromium oxide/zirconia catalysts were prepared by dry impregnation of Zr(OH)4 powder with aqueous solution of (NH4) 2CrO4 followed by calcining in air. The redox behavior of prepared catalysts were investigated by reacting cumene as test material over catalysts. As a result it was found that Cr6+ species(as chromate) on the surface of catalyst was responsible for the formation of strong acid site and the catalytic activity for the dealkylation of cumene. How ever, much of the Cr6+ species was reduced to Cr3+ species by H2 formed during the catalytic reaction of cumene and the reduced Cr3+ species was an active site for dehydrogenation of cumene to form α-methyl styrene. The reduced Cr3+ species was also reoxidized to a Cr6+ species after treatment with O2 and consequently the deoxidized catalyst exhibited catalytic activity for the dealkylation reaction of cumene.
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