An important part of fundamental research in catalysis is based on theoretical and modeling foundations which are closely connected with studies of single-crystalline catalyst surfaces. These so-called model catalysts are often prepared in the form of epitaxial thin films, and characterized using advanced material characterization techniques. This concept provides the fundamental understanding and the knowledge base needed to tailor the design of new heterogeneous catalysts with improved catalytic properties. The present contribution is devoted to development of a model catalyst system of CeO2 (ceria) on the Cu(111) substrate. We propose ways to experimentally characterize and control important parameters of the model catalyst—the coverage of the ceria layer, the influence of the Cu substrate, and the density of surface defects on ceria, particularly the density of step edges and the density and the ordering of the oxygen vacancies. The large spectrum of controlled parameters makes ceria on Cu(111) an interesting alternative to a more common model system ceria on Ru(0001) that has served numerous catalysis studies, mainly as a support for metal clusters. 相似文献
Summary: Fluorinated bis(phenoxy‐imine)Ti complexes 1 – 3 combined with MgCl2/i‐BunAl(OR)3−n (MgCl2‐supported catalysts) were able to polymerize propylene in a living fashion at room temperature to provide slightly to highly syndiotactic poly(propylenes) (PPs) with extremely narrow distributions of molecular weight. These represent the first examples of MAO‐ and borate‐free group 4 metal‐based living catalysts. The supported complexes 2 and 3 formed PPs with higher syndiotacticity and Tm's than the corresponding homogeneous MAO‐activation systems (e.g., 3 : rr 97%, Tm 155 °C; MAO activation: rr 93%, Tm 152 °C). The measured Tm of 155 °C represents the highest known Tm for syndiotactic PPs synthesized at room temperature.
Polymerization of propylene to poly(propylene) with supported Ti‐based catalysts. 相似文献
Propene was polymerised at high temperatures (up to 90 °C) using rac‐[Me2Si(2‐Me‐4‐(α‐naphthyl)‐1‐Ind)2]ZrCl2/MAO as the catalytic system. The increasing deactivation reaction rate of the catalyst for polymerisations above 60 °C was less for a silica supported catalyst compared with the homogeneous one. The isotacticity of polypropene decreases from 99 to 96%. Also the morphology changes with different temperatures.
Increasing of the thermal stability for the rac‐[Me2Si(2‐Me‐4‐(α‐naphthyl)‐1‐Ind)2]ZrCl2/MAO/SiO2 with respect of the rac‐[Me2Si(2‐Me‐4‐(α‐naphthyl)‐1‐Ind)2]ZrCl2/MAO system. 相似文献