Synergy of metallic Pt and oxygen vacancy sites in Pt-WO catalysts for efficiently promoting vanillin hydrodeoxygenation to methylcyclohexane
Pt-WO 3− x catalysts showed very high catalytic activity in complete hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) of vanillin, a typical model compound of lignin, affording methylcyclohexane (MCH) in 92.5% yield at 220 °C, under 4.0 MPa H 2 and in 2 h in n -hexane as the solvent. By tuning the reduction time and pre-tr...
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description | Pt-WO
3−
x
catalysts showed very high catalytic activity in complete hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) of vanillin, a typical model compound of lignin, affording methylcyclohexane (MCH) in 92.5% yield at 220 °C, under 4.0 MPa H
2
and in 2 h in
n
-hexane as the solvent. By tuning the reduction time and pre-treatment of the WO
3
support, the influence of Pt species and oxygen vacancy sites of Pt-WO
3−
x
on vanillin HDO performance was analyzed. The reaction pathway of vanillin HDO over Pt-WO
3−
x
was proposed. Moreover, Pt-WO
3−
x
showed wide applicability to the HDO of other phenols and high catalytic stability.
Pt-WO
3−
x
catalysts with more Pt
0
species and proximity of oxygen vacancy active sites derived from WO
3−
x
, assisted by the hydrogen spillover effect, lead to an excellent methylcyclohexane yield (92.5%) at 220 °C, under 4.0 MPa H
2
in
n
-hexane solvent. |
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3−
x
catalysts showed very high catalytic activity in complete hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) of vanillin, a typical model compound of lignin, affording methylcyclohexane (MCH) in 92.5% yield at 220 °C, under 4.0 MPa H
2
and in 2 h in
n
-hexane as the solvent. By tuning the reduction time and pre-treatment of the WO
3
support, the influence of Pt species and oxygen vacancy sites of Pt-WO
3−
x
on vanillin HDO performance was analyzed. The reaction pathway of vanillin HDO over Pt-WO
3−
x
was proposed. Moreover, Pt-WO
3−
x
showed wide applicability to the HDO of other phenols and high catalytic stability.
Pt-WO
3−
x
catalysts with more Pt
0
species and proximity of oxygen vacancy active sites derived from WO
3−
x
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2
and in 2 h in
n
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3
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3−
x
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3−
x
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3−
x
showed wide applicability to the HDO of other phenols and high catalytic stability.
Pt-WO
3−
x
catalysts with more Pt
0
species and proximity of oxygen vacancy active sites derived from WO
3−
x
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2
and in 2 h in
n
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3
support, the influence of Pt species and oxygen vacancy sites of Pt-WO
3−
x
on vanillin HDO performance was analyzed. The reaction pathway of vanillin HDO over Pt-WO
3−
x
was proposed. Moreover, Pt-WO
3−
x
showed wide applicability to the HDO of other phenols and high catalytic stability.
Pt-WO
3−
x
catalysts with more Pt
0
species and proximity of oxygen vacancy active sites derived from WO
3−
x
, assisted by the hydrogen spillover effect, lead to an excellent methylcyclohexane yield (92.5%) at 220 °C, under 4.0 MPa H
2
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n
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