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XAFS Characterization of Pt–Fe/zeolite Catalysts for Preferential Oxidation of CO in Hydrogen Fuel Gases

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We have developed a new Pt–Fe/mordenite (Pt–Fe/M) catalyst which shows remarkably high activity and selectivity for the oxidation of CO in H2-rich gas compared with Pt/M. In the present work, to understand the role and structure of Pt and Fe in the Pt–Fe/M catalyst, the states of metallic components in ion-exchanged, H2 pre-treated and post-PROX (preferential oxidation of CO) samples have been studied by means of XAFS. It was confirmed that Pt forms the metallic clusters after H2 pretreatment or the PROX experiment, whereas a large part of Fe exists as oxides even after the H2 treatment. At post-analysis of the catalysts used for the PROX experiment, an increase in coordination number of Fe–O was observed. Pt clusters in the Pt–Fe(2:1 weight ratio)/M catalyst, which showed the highest PROX performance, were found to have a different electronic structure from the other catalysts. Additionally, preferential CO adsorption onto Pt sites at Pt–Fe/M was clearly demonstrated by infrared spectroscopy analysis in a stream of 1% CO containing H2. Based on these results, the superior PROX mechanism was discussed.

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Kotobuki, M., Shido, T., Tada, M. et al. XAFS Characterization of Pt–Fe/zeolite Catalysts for Preferential Oxidation of CO in Hydrogen Fuel Gases. Catal Lett 103, 263–269 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10562-005-7163-5

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