HUANG JIAYI, REN XIAOMIN, MA JUN, et al. Study on performances of molybdenum carbide supported Ru-based catalysts for 5-nitrobenzothiazole hydrogenation. [J]. Low-carbon chemistry and chemical engineering, 2025, 50(1): 87-94.
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HUANG JIAYI, REN XIAOMIN, MA JUN, et al. Study on performances of molybdenum carbide supported Ru-based catalysts for 5-nitrobenzothiazole hydrogenation. [J]. Low-carbon chemistry and chemical engineering, 2025, 50(1): 87-94. DOI: 10.12434/j.issn.2097-2547.20240116.
Study on performances of molybdenum carbide supported Ru-based catalysts for 5-nitrobenzothiazole hydrogenation
When the supported metal catalyst is used to catalyze the hydrogenation of sulfur-containing substrates
the activity of the catalyst can be deteriorated or even completely deactivated due to the strong adsorption of sulfur on the metal surface. Ru-based catalysts (Ru/
α
-MoC and Ru/
β
-Mo
2
C) supported by molybdenum carbide with different crystalline phases were prepared by over volume impregnation method and used to catalyze 5-nitrobenzothiazole (5-NBT) hydrogenation. The catalysts were characterized by SEM
XRD
HR-TEM and XPS
etc. The results show that the Ru loaded on
α
-MoC is atomically dispersed
while the Ru loaded on
β
-Mo
2
C is dispersed in the form of nanoparticles. Under the conditions of 80 ℃
2.0 MPa H
2
3 mL ethanol
10 mg substrate and 10 mg catalyst
the 5-NBT hydrogenation rate of Ru/
α
-MoC is 9113 μmol/(g·h) when the 5-NBT conversion rate is lower than 30%. After reaction for 40 min
the 5-NBT conversion rate of Ru/
α
-MoC is 100%. The result of
hydrogen-deium exchange experiment confirms that
α
-MoC plays an important role in the activation (adsorption activation) of 5-NBT nitro group
while Ru promotes H
2
dissociation. The synergistic effect of these two effects makes Ru/
α
-MoC show relatively higher catalytic performance in 5-NBT hydrogenation.
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