Chem. J. Chinese Universities ›› 1995, Vol. 16 ›› Issue (3): 428.

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Studies on IR and UV-Vis Spectra Of Ti-Si Zeolites Treated by Adsorption

XIA Qing-Hua, GAO Zi, CHEN Guo-Hui   

  1. Department of Chemistry, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433
  • Received:1994-04-06 Revised:1994-09-10 Online:1995-03-24 Published:1995-03-24

Abstract: Ti-Si zeolites treated by adsorption of H2O, H2O2and allyl chloride have been carefully studied by using IR and UV-Vis spectra. It is observed that the adsorption of aqueous H2O2can cause a decrease of the 960 cm-1band of Ti-Si zeolites IR spectra, and a weak band is formed at 880 cm-1which is in the range of -O-O-vibrations reported for Ti peroxo complexes. Furthermore,in the UV-Vis spectra, the H2O2treatment results in the formation of electronic transition band at 425 nm. The 425 nm band is in agreement with 420 nm band of Ti hyroxyperoxo compound, which is ascribed to Ti peroxo species.At that case,if allyl chloride is subsequently adsorbed on the surfaces of Ti-Si zeolites preadsorbed with H2O2, the strength of IRband around 880 cm-1and UV-Vis band at 425 nm will all decrease. Meanwhile,a new IRb and is emerging around 980cm-1.It is suggested that the skeletal lattice titanium may play an active site role in the oxidation using H2O2as the oxidant.

Key words: IR spectra, UV-Vis spectra, Adsorption, Ti-Si zeolites

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