Oxygen vacancy enhanced oxidative dehydrogenation of propane with carbon dioxide over PtSn/Ce1−xLaxO2−δ
Guo-Qing Yang , Huan-Yu Du , Han-Qing Ge , Zhong-Wen Liu
ENG. Chem. Eng. ›› 2027, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (1) : 6
Supported Pt-based catalysts are promising for the oxidative dehydrogenation of propane with CO2 (CO2-ODP), which is regarded as an attractive process for simultaneous propene production and CO2 reduction to CO. By incorporating La3+ into CeO2, we found that the performance of PtSn/Ce1−xLaxO2−δ (x = 0, 0.05, 0.1, and 0.3) for CO2-ODP is enhanced. Specifically, the propene yield over PtSn/CeO2 dropped sharply from 17% to 3% after 21.83 h on stream. In contrast, the optimized PtSn/Ce0.9La0.1O2−δ catalyst maintained a much higher propene yield, declining only slightly from 23% to 20%, confirming that La incorporation markedly enhances both activity and stability. Complementary characterization results demonstrate that doping low-valent La3+ into CeO2 increases oxygen vacancies via charge compensation, strengthening the Pt–O bond within the Pt–O–Ce interface. This preferentially activates C–H bonds in propane while suppressing C–C scission, thereby increasing propene yield. Meanwhile, the increased oxygen vacancies accelerate CO2 activation, sustaining the redox cycle and thus improving the catalyst stability. Owing to these synergistic effects, PtSn/Ce0.9La0.1O2−δ exhibits excellent catalytic performance, outperforming most reported Pt-based catalysts. These findings highlight that tuning oxygen vacancies at the metal-support interface is a promising strategy for developing efficient CO2-ODP catalysts.
propane / oxidative dehydrogenation / carbon dioxide / supported PtSn / lanthanum-doped ceria
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