Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles

We have used the matrix synthesis protocol of Ryoo et al. for the preparation of highly ordered cubic mesoporous carbon (CMK-1) using mesoporous silica (MCM-48) as a template, in order to prepare palladium-doped CMK-1. The carbon obtained has a high surface area of 1800 m2g-1, a large porous volume...

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Main Authors: Gerda, V., Telbiz, G., Kobylinskaya, N., Zaitsev, V., Manoryk, P., Fraissard, J.
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description We have used the matrix synthesis protocol of Ryoo et al. for the preparation of highly ordered cubic mesoporous carbon (CMK-1) using mesoporous silica (MCM-48) as a template, in order to prepare palladium-doped CMK-1. The carbon obtained has a high surface area of 1800 m2g-1, a large porous volume of 1.14 cm3g-1 and average pore diameter of 3.03 nm. Step-by-step formation of mesoporous carbon was followed by X-ray diffraction, FTIR, N2 adsorption desorption and TPD mass-spectrometry. The physical data of CMK-1 are hardly changed by Pd incorporation (CMK-1/Pd). Transmission electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy show that the framework of the highly ordered mesoporous carbon/Pd consists of an aligned carbon phase with a graphite mode region. The potential application of CMK-1 and CMK-1/Pd as sorbents for hydrogen storage is discussed. Мезопористий вуглець, допований паладієм, був одержаний шляхом матричного синтезу з використанням мезопористого кремнезему як темплату. Отримані зразки високовпорядкованого кубічного мезопористого вуглецю характеризуються питомою площею поверхні до 1800 м2/г, великим об’ємом пор до 1,14 cм3/г і середнім діаметром від 3,03 нм. Стадії одержання мезопористого вуглецю та композитного матеріалу контролювали методами рентгенівської дифракції, ІЧ-спектроскопії з Фур'є-перетворенням, низькотемпературної адсорбції азоту та ТПД мас-спектрометрії. Встановлено, що допування зразків паладієм не приводить до руйнування структури матриці; згідно з даними просвічуючої електронної мікроскопії та спектроскопії комбінаційного розсіювання структура високовпорядкованого мезопористого композиту складається з впорядкованої вуглецевої фази з ділянками графіту і наночастинок паладію, інкорпорованого в мезопорах матриці, а композитні зразки показують підвищену сорбційну ємність по водню. Мезопористий углерод, допированный палладием, был получен методом матричного синтеза с применением в качестве темплата мезопористого кремнезема. Получены образцы высокоупорядоченного кубического мезопористого угля, которые характеризуются большой удельной площадью поверхности 1800 м2/г, большим объемом пор до 1,14 cм3/г и средним диаметром от 3,03 нм. Стадии получения мезопористого угля и композитного материала контролировали методами рентгеновской дифракции, ИК-спектроскопии с Фурье-преобразованием, низкотемпературной адсорбции азота и ТПД масс-спектрометрии. Установлено, что допирование образцов палладием не приводит к разрушению структуры матрицы; согласно данным просвечивающей электронной микроскопии и спектроскопии комбинационного рассеивания структура высокоупорядоченного мезопористого композита состоит из упорядоченной углеродной фазы с участками графита и наночастиц палладия, инкорпорированного в мезопорах матрицы, а полученные композитные образцы показывают повышенную сорбционную емкость по водороду.
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fulltext Хімія, фізика та технологія поверхні. 2010. Т. 1. № 3. С. 315–320 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ХФТП 2010. Т. 1. № 3 315 UDC 544.723 ENHANCEMENT OF THE HYDROGEN SORPTION ON MESOPOROUS CARBON BY DOPING WITH PALLADIUM NANOPARTICLES V. Gerda1,2, G. Telbiz3, N. Kobylinskaya2, V. Zaitsev2, P. Manoryk3, J. Fraissard1,4 1Laboratoire de Physique Quantique, Université Pierre and Marie Curie, ESPCI 10 Rue Vauquelin, Paris 75231, France, jacques.fraissard@upmc.fr 2Department of Chemistry, Shevchenko Kyiv National University 62a Volodymyrs’ka Street, Kyiv 01033, Ukraine, nkobilinskaya@rambler.ru 3Pysarzhevskiy Institute of Physical Chemistry of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine 31 Nauky Ave., Kyiv 03028, Ukraine, g_telbiz@yahoo.com 4University Pierre and Marie Curie, 4 Place Jussieu, Paris 75005, France, jacques.fraissard@upmc.fr We have used the matrix synthesis protocol of Ryoo et al. for the preparation of highly ordered cubic mesoporous carbon (CMK-1) using mesoporous silica (MCM-48) as a template, in order to prepare pal- ladium-doped CMK-1. The carbon obtained has a high surface area of 1800 m2g-1, a large porous volume of 1.14 cm3g-1 and average pore diameter of 3.03 nm. Step-by-step formation of mesoporous carbon was followed by X-ray diffraction, FTIR, N2 adsorption desorption and TPD mass-spectrometry. The physical data of CMK-1 are hardly changed by Pd incorporation (CMK-1/Pd). Transmission electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy show that the framework of the highly ordered mesoporous carbon/Pd consists of an aligned carbon phase with a graphite mode region. The potential application of CMK-1 and CMK-1/Pd as sorbents for hydrogen storage is discussed. INTRODUCTION In recent years, much attention has been given to the synthesis and the physicochemical properties of mesoporous [1–6] and microporous [7, 8] materi- als based on carbon. Carbon nanotubes as well as carbon mesoporous sieves are characterized by high values of the specific surface area and pore volume, a narrow pore diameter distribution, high thermal stability in an inert environment and high conductiv- ity. In view of the features these ordered mesopor- ous carbon (CMK-1) can be used as applied materi- als. Using mesoporous silica as a template is par- ticularly attractive due to the possibility of structural order and diversity in achieving novel carbon nano- architectures. These materials have aroused consid- erable interest due to their important fundamental implications and industrial applications as a potential element of different electronic nanodevices, sensors, components of selective catalysts and "containers" for the storage of hydrogen and methane [4–6]. Controlling and functionalizing carbon nano- structures are key factors in defining their applica- tions. For example, various transition and noble metals can be supported by carbon nanostructures using the wet impregnation technique [9–14]. In- deed, carbon with a graphitic structure involves a unique metal-support interaction resulting in quite distinct catalytic behavior. For example, carbon-Pd interactions were discussed in terms of Pd particle size distribution and geometry which, in turn, are related to hydrogenation activity/selectivity [15, 16]. Experimental and theoretical investigations reveal controversies concerning the value of hydrogen sto- rage capacity and the pore characteristics of carbon materials as well as metal loading [17–19]. In the present work ordered mesoporous carbons CMK-1 were synthesized using MCM-48 sieve as matrix according to ref [2, 5]. CMK-1 formation was fol- lowed step-by-step. The effects of finely dispersed metallic palladium on the microstructure and prop- erties of CMK-1 were also investigated. Potential applications of CMK-1 and CMK-1/Pd as sorbents for hydrogen storage are discussed. EXPERIMENTAL MCM-48 silica was prepared following a hy- drothermal synthesis procedure using sodium sili- cate as the silica source [20]. The molar composi- tion of the starting mixture for MCM-48 synthesis was 1TEOS:0.54 NaOH:0.5 CTABr:110 H2O. After homogenization of the mixture and hydrothermal treatment in autoclave, the product was filtered, carefully washed in water, dried at ambient tem- V. Gerda, G. Telbiz, N. Kobylinskaya et al. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 316 ХФТП 2010. Т. 1. № 3 perature and finally calcined in air at 823 K. After template removal, the silica was impregnated with an aqueous solution of sucrose and sulphuric acid [2, 5]. 5 mg of MCM-48 was mixed with an aque- ous solution prepared from 6.25 g of sucrose, 0.7 g of H2SO4 and 30 ml of H2O. The resultant mixture was dried for 5 h at 373 K and then at 443 K. After this partial carbonization, the sample was blended with a solution containing 3.75 g of sucrose, 0.4 g of H2SO4 and 30 ml of H2O. The resultant mixture was dried again for 6 h successively at 373 and 443 K. The resultant powder was calcined and car- bonized under vacuum in a quartz reactor at various temperatures (973, 1173 and 1373 K). The blackish composite was obtained in 50% ethanol. The sam- ple was filtered, washed in ethanol and dried at 373 K. For Pd loading, 0.1 g of mesoporous carbon was mixed with H2[PdCl4] in acetone solution, (CPd2+=1.0009 mg/ml). The volume of solution was varied depending on the degree of Pd loading re- quired (1 and 5%). The mixture was stirred for 3 h and dried until the acetone had evaporated. XRD patterns were obtained with a CuKα source (DRON-3 M diffractometer).The hydrogen adsorp- tion capacity was measured with a volumetric device. 100 mg of carbon sample were put in a cell immersed in a Dewar vessel with liquid nitrogen (77 K) and pure hydrogen was passed at atmospheric pressure. After 45 min the solid-hydrogen equilibrium was reached and the sample cell was isolated. The hydro- gen adsorption capacity was computed from the amount of gas desorbed from the material at 313 K. This experimental procedure avoids any error related to temperature gradients between the different parts of the apparatus. The specific surface area and pore size distribution of the mesoporous materials were calculated from nitrogen isotherms at 77 K using DFT model (Micromeritics ASAP 2000) [21]. Be- fore starting this adsorption, the samples were out- gassed under vacuum at 423 K during18 hours. FTIR spectra were obtained on a BRUKER IFS 66 spectrometer. For TEM measurements, powders were deposited on a grid with a holey carbon film and transferred to a JEOL 2000 electron microscope operating at 80 kV. Changes in the amount of gas- phase products during sucrose carbonization were recorded by temperature programmed desorption monitored by a MX-7304 mass-spectrometer. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Fig. 1 shows the X-ray diffraction patterns of as-synthesized and calcined MCM-48 and sys- tematic transformation of structure during the removal of silica framework after carbonization of sucrose impregnated in the pores of MCM-48. 2 4 6 8 10 In te n si ty , a .u . 2 theta, degree 3 4 1 5 2 Fig. 1. XRD patterns for MCM-48 and ordered mesopor- ous carbon synthesized with sucrose and MCM-48 silica: 1 – MCM-48 as synthesis. 2 – MCM-48, calcined, 823 K; 3 – МСМ-48, С12Н22О11+Н2SO4 at 433 K; 4 – МСМ-48 after vacuum carbonization at 1173K; 5 – ordered mesoporous carbon The sharp diffraction peaks (curve 1, 2) show a good correspondence to cubic Ia3d symmetry im- plying that the matrix is mesoporous MCM-48. The product maintained the cubic structure without col- lapse after calcination at 823 K demonstrating a good thermal stability. The intensity change in the XRD pattern (lattice contraction and intencity loss) illustrated that channel systems separated by the silica walls were statistically equally filled with car- bon (curve 3, 4). Structure formed in these porous systems is obviously disconnected and capable to change their position with respect to one another when the matrix is removed. When the silica walls were destructed, produced CMK-1, a new reflection corresponding of the (110) carbon networks forbid- den for cubic Ia3d appears. This result shows change of symmetry from cubic Ia3d to another cubic structure 14132 (curve 5), systematic trans- formation to new ordered mesoporous structure. The XRD of carbon material showed no patterns in the region 2θ greater than 10° indicating that the carbon framework was atomically disordered. FTIR spectra confirmed XRD data of the sys- tematic structural changes and show the possibility of the checking feature of the forming CMK-1 structure and illustrate all reactions and processes which pass in structure MCM-48 step by step (Fig. 2). Calcination of mesostructured matrix at 823 K (curve 2) results in complete releasing of porous structure of MCM-48 from template, disap- pearance of the absorption band (VC-H) characteris- tic for the template molecules at 2800–3000 cm-1. Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ХФТП 2010. Т. 1. № 3 317 Fig 2. Infrared spectra registered after various stages of MCM-48 treatment and CMK-1 formation: 1 – as synthesized MCM-48; 2 – calcined at 823 K; 3 – after sucrose+H2SO4, 423 K treat- ment; 4 – reloaded sucrose, 433 K; 5 – carboni- zation in vacuum, 1173 K; 6 – final composite, after dissolved silica matrix When the template was removed, (VC-H) vibra- tion bands disappeared and absorption bands cor- responding to oscillation of physically adsorbed water at 3420 and 1630 cm-1 were observed. Сarbonization result in the complete destruc- tion of structure of MCM-48 (curve 5) and band at 1590 cm-1 which characterizes the unsaturated car- bon structures appeared in the spectra. After disso- lution of the silicate matrix (curve 6) only absorp- tion bands with at 1590 and 1720 cm-1 detected in a spectrum that can testify to the completeness of carbonization and formation of the carbon silica matrix resulted in appearance and increased of the band at 1590 cm-1 which characterizes the unsatu- rated carbon structures. After removed of silica frameworks remain only the absorption bands at 1590 and 1720 cm-1 that characterized formation of the mesoporous carbon remain in the spectrum. After dissolution of the silicate matrix (curve 6) only absorption bands with at 1590 and 1720 cm-1 detected in a spectrum that can testify to the completeness of carbonization and formation of carbon. The synthesis information concerning to effect of the sucrose/sulfuric acid, calcination tem- perature and optimum amounts of sucrose can be used for control to obtain highly ordered mesopor- ous carbon. With this purpose, we continuously detected r changes in the gas phase by mass spec- trometer. Special attention has been paid to the formation of the volatile products which appeared at heating and carbonization sucrose in a vacuum with speed of heating 9.7 K/min in 303–1023 K. As evidently from Fig. 3, in this temperature range the basic volatile products of thermolysis of sucrose are H2O, CO and CO2. 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 0 6 0 0 7 0 0 8 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 4 6 8 In te g ra l i n te n si ty , a .u . T , K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Fig. 3. Changes in the amount of gas phase products (calculated from MS data) during the reaction the sucrose carbonization for the ions with m/z: 1 – 15 (CH3 +); 2 – 17 (OH+); 3 – 18 (H2O +); 4 – 27 (C2H3 +); 5 – 28(CO+); 6 – 41(C3H5+); 7 – 44 (CO2 +); 8 – 48 (SO+); 9 – 64 (SO2 +) Their liberation observed at all time heating, especially it noticeably for H2O, CO. In case of CO2, we observed intensive take off at 473–773 K with the maximum about 603 K. The basic proc- ess of thermodestruction of sucrose from TPDMS data begins at a temperature 450 K. Thus, at the low temperature main process of thermolysis are dehydratation and insignificant release of the CO. When the temperature increased, we detected complex process which is linked with splitting of the heterocyclic group and their destruction (CO release). Character of curves from m/z=48 and 64, corresponding SO and SO2, at 323–613 K testify to destruction of the sulfonate group. Interestingly, that according to TPDMS data thermolysis not completed at 1023 K, such as we detected noticeable release of H2O and CO. Thus, we can state that for successfully completion of a process of sucrose carbonization and formation of the ordered porous carbon structure, additional treatment at a high temperature is necessary. A periodic nature of mesoporous carbon was also confirmed using Raman spectroscopy. In the visi- ble Raman spectrum vibrational "graphite" mode appeared at 1582 and 1355 cm-1 bands due to highly oriented pyrolytic graphite. Concerning the porosity, for all materials ni- trogen adsorption exhibits type IV isotherms (not shown here) presenting a sharp step at a relative pressure of 0.3–0.4 attributed to capillary conden- sation in the ordered mesoporous structure. The results of calculations are given in Table. Pore size analysis shows that both MCM-48 and CMK-1 are structurally microporous and meso- porous but the microporosity is much less impor- tant for CMK-1. The average pore size and the 6 V. Gerda, G. Telbiz, N. Kobylinskaya et al. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 318 ХФТП 2010. Т. 1. № 3 total surface area increase from 2.12 nm to 3.03 nm and from 1310 m2/g to 1801 m2/g for MCM-48 and for CMK-1, respectively. For the CMK-1/Pd samples, reduction of Pd with hydro- gen does not change the textural/structural pa- rameters significantly as compared with those of CMK-1 (Table). The low angle XRD patterns of CMK-1 with or without Pd are identical. The spe- cific surface areas and volumes corresponding to the different type of pores are roughly the same. The average pore diameter has the same value (3.11 nm) but this latter corresponds in fact to a broader distribution of pore size which could re- sult from a modification due to the influence of the solution used for Pd loading. Analysis of TEM images reveals that the size distribution of palladium particles is quite narrow (average size 2~7 nm) and that these latter are partly dispersed within the matrix. Unfortunately, TEM shows also some large particles; especially for CMK-1/Pd 5%.These can be detected also with high-angle XRD, with a reflection character- istic of metallic palladium at 39.7 degrees. Of course, these large particles are located outside the mesopores of carbon network. Hydrogen adsorption measurement. First we compared the results of the effective hydrogen storage by CMK-1 prepared at different tempera- tures and sucrose carbonization times. Hydrogen adsorption on these ordered carbon materials in- creases noticeably with the carbonization tem- perature up to 1173 K (Fig. 4). At higher temperature, further increase up to 1373 K has the reverse effect leading to a de- crease in hydrogen adsorption. These results show that the conditions of CMK-1 synthesis have a great influence on the quantity of hydrogen ad- sorbed by this material. The experimental data for the hydrogen capacities of MCM-48 and CMK-1 at 77 K and atmospheric pressure are presented in Table. The lowest value is obtained with MCM-48 (0.51 wt. %) while the maximum hydrogen sorp- tion on CMK-1 is 1.80±0.04 wt. % at a carboniza- tion temperature of 1173 K for 3 hours. Similar data were observed Gadiou et al. [17] in the case of ordered nanostructure carbons samples. The amounts of adsorbed hydrogen, related to the same amount of corresponding CMK-1, are 2.07 and 2.17 wt % for samples CMK-1 – 1% and 5%, respectively. The corresponding increases of hy- drogen adsorption due to this doping are ap- proximately 15% and 20% (Table). Fig. 4. Correlation between temperature/time car- bonization of sucrose and storage capacity dif- ferent CMK-1 at 77 K and ambient pressure Table. Surface areas, volumes and H2 capacity of the samples Sample MCM-48 CMK-1 Pd CMK-1 (wt. 1%) Pd CMK-1 (wt. 5%) Stot, m2/g 1308 1800 1794 1720 Smicro, m2/g 401 156 151 133 Smeso, m2/g 901 1577 1576 1522 Smacro, m2/g 6 67 67 65 Vtot, cm3/g 1.16 1.15 1.12 1.09 Vmicro, sm3/g 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.09 Vmeso, sm3/g 0.92 1.00 0.97 0.96 Vmacro, sm3/g 0.14 0.05 0.05 0.04 D, nm ±0.05 2.12 3.03 3.11 3.11 H2 capac- ity, wt, % 0.51±0.02 1.80±0.04 2.07±0.05* 2.17±0.06* *related to the same amount of CMK-1. Of course, during hydrogen adsorption there is the formation of β-Pd hydride of approximate for- mula is Pd-H0.65. However, expressed in wt %, this corresponding amount is negligible. This phe- nomenon can be attributed to the spillover effect, as was proposed in [22]. It was shown in [23] that there is always equilibrium between H2 gas, H2 adsorbed on the Pd surface and H2 of β-Pd hydride, this latter form being at its maximum value when the surface of the particle is saturated He ⇔ (H) adsorbed ⇔ (H2) gas. Consequently, there is always exchange and de- sorption of H species to re-form (H2) gas or to diffuse throughout the carbon structure as was shown for the case of Pt supported on silica and zeolites [24, 25]. Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ХФТП 2010. Т. 1. № 3 319 CONCLUSION Matrix synthesis and transform during the for- mation of three-dimensional structure of ordered me- soporous carbon were described. The formation CMK-1 was checked by X-ray diffraction, FTIR, and TPD mass spectrometry. 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Жюссьє 4, Париж 75005, Франція, jacques.fraissard@upmc.fr Мезопористий вуглець, допований паладієм, був одержаний шляхом матричного синтезу з використан- ням мезопористого кремнезему як темплату. Отримані зразки високовпорядкованого кубічного мезопорис- того вуглецю характеризуються питомою площею поверхні до 1800 м2/г, великим об’ємом пор до 1,14 cм3/г і середнім діаметром від 3,03 нм. Стадії одержання мезопористого вуглецю та композитного матеріалу контролювали методами рентгенівської дифракції, ІЧ-спектроскопії з Фур'є-перетворенням, низькотемпе- ратурної адсорбції азоту та ТПД мас-спектрометрії. Встановлено, що допування зразків паладієм не при- водить до руйнування структури матриці; згідно з даними просвічуючої електронної мікроскопії та спект- роскопії комбінаційного розсіювання структура високовпорядкованого мезопористого композиту склада- ється з впорядкованої вуглецевої фази з ділянками графіту і наночастинок паладію, інкорпорованого в мезо- порах матриці, а композитні зразки показують підвищену сорбційну ємність по водню. Повышение сорбции водорода допированием мезопористого угля наночастицами палладия В.И. Герда, Г.М. Тельбиз, Н.Г. Кобылинская, В.Н. Зайцев, П. Манорик, Ж. Фрайсард Лаборатория квантовой физики, Университет Пьера и Марии Кюри, ул. Вакулин,10, Париж 75231, Франция jacques.fraissard@upmc.fr Химический факультет, Киевский национальный университет им. Т. Шевченко ул. Владимирская 62а, Киев 01033, Украина, nkobilinskaya@rambler.ru Институт физической химии им. Л.В. Писаржевского Национальной академии наук Украины пр. Науки 31, Киев 03028, Украина, g_telbiz@yahoo.com Университет Пьера и Марии Кюри, пл. Жюссье 4, Париж 75005, Франция, jacques.fraissard@upmc.fr Мезопористий углерод, допированный палладием, был получен методом матричного синтеза с приме- нением в качестве темплата мезопористого кремнезема. Получены образцы высокоупорядоченного кубиче- ского мезопористого угля, которые характеризуются большой удельной площадью поверхности 1800 м2/г, большим объемом пор до 1,14 cм3/г и средним диаметром от 3,03 нм. Стадии получения мезопористого угля и композитного материала контролировали методами рентгеновской дифракции, ИК-спектроскопии с Фурье-преобразованием, низкотемпературной адсорбции азота и ТПД масс-спектрометрии. Установлено, что допирование образцов палладием не приводит к разрушению структуры матрицы; согласно данным просвечивающей электронной микроскопии и спектроскопии комбинационного рассеивания структура вы- сокоупорядоченного мезопористого композита состоит из упорядоченной углеродной фазы с участками графита и наночастиц палладия, инкорпорированного в мезопорах матрицы, а полученные композитные образцы показывают повышенную сорбционную емкость по водороду.
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Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles / V. Gerda, G. Telbiz, N. Kobylinskaya, V. Zaitsev, P. Manoryk, J. Fraissard // Хімія, фізика та технологія поверхні. — 2010. — Т. 1, № 3. — С. 315-320. — Бібліогр.: 25 назв. — англ.
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We have used the matrix synthesis protocol of Ryoo et al. for the preparation of highly ordered cubic mesoporous carbon (CMK-1) using mesoporous silica (MCM-48) as a template, in order to prepare palladium-doped CMK-1. The carbon obtained has a high surface area of 1800 m2g-1, a large porous volume of 1.14 cm3g-1 and average pore diameter of 3.03 nm. Step-by-step formation of mesoporous carbon was followed by X-ray diffraction, FTIR, N2 adsorption desorption and TPD mass-spectrometry. The physical data of CMK-1 are hardly changed by Pd incorporation (CMK-1/Pd). Transmission electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy show that the framework of the highly ordered mesoporous carbon/Pd consists of an aligned carbon phase with a graphite mode region. The potential application of CMK-1 and CMK-1/Pd as sorbents for hydrogen storage is discussed.
Мезопористий вуглець, допований паладієм, був одержаний шляхом матричного синтезу з використанням мезопористого кремнезему як темплату. Отримані зразки високовпорядкованого кубічного мезопористого вуглецю характеризуються питомою площею поверхні до 1800 м2/г, великим об’ємом пор до 1,14 cм3/г і середнім діаметром від 3,03 нм. Стадії одержання мезопористого вуглецю та композитного матеріалу контролювали методами рентгенівської дифракції, ІЧ-спектроскопії з Фур'є-перетворенням, низькотемпературної адсорбції азоту та ТПД мас-спектрометрії. Встановлено, що допування зразків паладієм не приводить до руйнування структури матриці; згідно з даними просвічуючої електронної мікроскопії та спектроскопії комбінаційного розсіювання структура високовпорядкованого мезопористого композиту складається з впорядкованої вуглецевої фази з ділянками графіту і наночастинок паладію, інкорпорованого в мезопорах матриці, а композитні зразки показують підвищену сорбційну ємність по водню.
Мезопористий углерод, допированный палладием, был получен методом матричного синтеза с применением в качестве темплата мезопористого кремнезема. Получены образцы высокоупорядоченного кубического мезопористого угля, которые характеризуются большой удельной площадью поверхности 1800 м2/г, большим объемом пор до 1,14 cм3/г и средним диаметром от 3,03 нм. Стадии получения мезопористого угля и композитного материала контролировали методами рентгеновской дифракции, ИК-спектроскопии с Фурье-преобразованием, низкотемпературной адсорбции азота и ТПД масс-спектрометрии. Установлено, что допирование образцов палладием не приводит к разрушению структуры матрицы; согласно данным просвечивающей электронной микроскопии и спектроскопии комбинационного рассеивания структура высокоупорядоченного мезопористого композита состоит из упорядоченной углеродной фазы с участками графита и наночастиц палладия, инкорпорированного в мезопорах матрицы, а полученные композитные образцы показывают повышенную сорбционную емкость по водороду.
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Інститут хімії поверхні ім. О.О. Чуйка НАН України
Хімія, фізика та технологія поверхні
Неорганічні та вуглецеві наноматеріали і наносистеми
Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles
Підвищення сорбції водню допуванням мезопористого вуглецю наночастинками паладію
Повышение сорбции водорода допированием мезопористого угля наночастицами палладия
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spellingShingle Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles
Gerda, V.
Telbiz, G.
Kobylinskaya, N.
Zaitsev, V.
Manoryk, P.
Fraissard, J.
Неорганічні та вуглецеві наноматеріали і наносистеми
title Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles
title_alt Підвищення сорбції водню допуванням мезопористого вуглецю наночастинками паладію
Повышение сорбции водорода допированием мезопористого угля наночастицами палладия
title_full Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles
title_fullStr Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles
title_full_unstemmed Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles
title_short Enhancement of the Hydrogen Sorption on Mesoporous Carbon by Doping with Palladium Nanoparticles
title_sort enhancement of the hydrogen sorption on mesoporous carbon by doping with palladium nanoparticles
topic Неорганічні та вуглецеві наноматеріали і наносистеми
topic_facet Неорганічні та вуглецеві наноматеріали і наносистеми
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