Chem. J. Chinese Universities ›› 2001, Vol. 22 ›› Issue (5): 833.

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Studies on the Roles of Laser Stimulated Methane Partial Oxidation on the Surface of CaF2 Supported H3PMo12O40

GAO Feng, ZHONG Shun-He   

  1. College of Chemical Engineering and Technology, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072, China
  • Received:2000-04-12 Online:2001-05-24 Published:2001-05-24

Abstract: Solid materials PMo12 and PMo12 /CaF2 were prepared, and the surface structure, chemisorption to methane and the behavior of LSSRfor the materials have been investigated by using IR, XRD, BETand laser stimulated surface reaction techniques. With different amounts of PMo12, the distribution of PMo12 can be controlled from less than one layer to multi layer on the surface of CaF2. There exist Lewis base sites O2- in MoOand Mo—O—Mo bonds as well as Lewis acid site —Mo 6+ — on the solid surfaces. Methane can be adsorbed on the surface MoOand Mo—O—Mo bonds with the molecular adsorption state, and the adsorption amount on Mo=Obond is greater. With 960 cm-1 laser to excite the surface Mo=Obond, the partial oxidation of methane occurred obviously at normal pressure and 200 ℃. Methanol is the direct product of methane oxidation, while HCHO, CH3OCH3 and hydrocarbons are the products of methanol reacted continuously on the solid surface. As CaF2 doesn't adsorb 960 cm-1 laser, PMo12 /CaF2 can utilize the laser energy more efficiently than that of PMo12. According to the characterization and reaction results, a mechanism of LSSRfor methane partial oxidation to methanol is given.

Key words: Methane, Partial oxidation, Methanol, Heteropoly acid, Laser stimulated surface reaction

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