Microscopic characterization of changes in the structure of KCo/CeO sub(2) catalyst used in the steam reforming of ethanol

The cobalt catalyst with a support of CeO sub(2) and potassium promoted (KCo/CeO sub(2)) was prepared by an impregnation method and used in the steam reforming of ethanol (SRE). The catalyst was characterized in its initial oxide form and after its work in the SRE by electron microscopy and EDS meth...

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description The cobalt catalyst with a support of CeO sub(2) and potassium promoted (KCo/CeO sub(2)) was prepared by an impregnation method and used in the steam reforming of ethanol (SRE). The catalyst was characterized in its initial oxide form and after its work in the SRE by electron microscopy and EDS methods. Microscopic characterization of the catalyst allowed for identification of the active phase (in Co sub(3)O sub(4) form) and the CeO sub(2) support phase (O-terminated), existing in the fresh catalyst, and also the active phase (at various forms, Co and CoO), support phase as well as various carbonaceous phases in the used catalyst. STEM-EDS studies allowed to determine the distribution of constituent elements in the catalyst before reaction and besides of them - also carbon deposit after the SRE. Microscopic studies of used catalyst proved that it was largely covered with carbonaceous deposit which was the main reason of deactivation of the catalyst. Carbon deposit growing during the reaction causes destruction of the support and the active phase into smaller particles which are sunked in the carbonaceous structures.
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