New insight in the solid state characteristics, in the possible intermediates and on the reactivity of Pd-Cu and Pd-Sn catalysts, used in denitratation of drinking water

Chollier-Brym, MJ;Gavagnin, R;Strukul, G;Marella, M;Ruiz, Patricio;et.al.
(2002) 3rd European Workshop on Environmental Catalysis — Location: MAIORI(Italy) (2.May.2001)

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  • Chollier-Brym, MJ
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  • Gavagnin, R
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  • Strukul, G
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  • Marella, M
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  • Ruiz, PatricioUCLouvain
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Bimetallic palladium-based supported catalysts were tested in the liquid phase hydrogenation of nitrates. They were characterised by XPS, CO chemisorption, TPD-TPR and DRIFT. The effect of the preparation method, the support, the precursors, the relative amount of active metals and their role in the formation of intermediates and products are tentatively discussed. The catalytic activity and the formation of intermediate nitrite depend on the Pd-Cu ratio. Catalysts presenting a Pd/Cu atomic ratio >1 display the highest activity and the lowest intermediate nitrite than those presenting a Pd/Cu atomic ratio <1. Sol-gel method gives catalysts with a high activity and a low nitrite formation. The Pd-Cu-based catalyst supported on zirconia is more active and selective in N-2 compared to the corresponding Pd-Sn catalyst. An enrichment of the surface by Pd is responsible for a low intermediate nitrite formation and high selectivity in N-2. The reduction of NO is activated on Pd-Cu catalysts, contrary to Pd-Sn catalysts. Sn promotes the formation of ammonia. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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Chollier-Brym, M., Gavagnin, R., Strukul, G., Marella, M., Tomaselli, M., & Ruiz, P. (2002). New insight in the solid state characteristics, in the possible intermediates and on the reactivity of Pd-Cu and Pd-Sn catalysts, used in denitratation of drinking water. Catalysis Today, 75(1-4), 49-55. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/141975 (Original work published 2002)