Double perovskites La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion

The synthesis, structural, spectroscopic and morphological characterization; as well as the evaluation of the catalytic properties, of a family of oxides La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> , with M = Co, Ni and Cu are presented in this work. The materials were obtained by solid s...

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Autores principales: Tasca, Julia Elena, Lavat, Araceli Elisabet, González, María Gloria
Formato: Articulo
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2017
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Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/87549
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topic Ciencias Exactas
Bulk catalysts
Characterization
Double perovskites
Lanthanum
Propane combustion
Synthesis
spellingShingle Ciencias Exactas
Bulk catalysts
Characterization
Double perovskites
Lanthanum
Propane combustion
Synthesis
Tasca, Julia Elena
Lavat, Araceli Elisabet
González, María Gloria
Double perovskites La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion
topic_facet Ciencias Exactas
Bulk catalysts
Characterization
Double perovskites
Lanthanum
Propane combustion
Synthesis
description The synthesis, structural, spectroscopic and morphological characterization; as well as the evaluation of the catalytic properties, of a family of oxides La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> , with M = Co, Ni and Cu are presented in this work. The materials were obtained by solid state reaction and through citrate route. The structure was determined by X-ray diffraction and a correlation was found between the crystal cell parameters and the M(II) cation sizes, as a consequence of MO<sub>6</sub> and MnO<sub>6</sub> octahedral ordering. According to infrared spectroscospic characterization of the materials prepared by citrate route, a diminution of the M<sup>4+</sup>-O bond strength was observed, according with M(II) sizes, in the sequence: Cu > Ni > Co. More labile O species should be present in La<sub>2</sub>CoMnO<sub>6</sub>-CIT. The electron microscopy morphology of this oxide confirmed the presence of agglomerated tiny particles. The presence of nanometic crystallites was confirmed by transmission electron microscopy. The catalytic tests, using propane as reaction test, were carried out in a fixed bed micro reactor, coupled with an “on line” chromatograph. The materials obtained by citrate route, despite M(II) cations, are better suited for propane combustion and the catalyst La<sub>2</sub>CoMnO<sub>6</sub> is the most active of the investigated series with T<sub>90</sub> ∼ 500 °C.
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author Tasca, Julia Elena
Lavat, Araceli Elisabet
González, María Gloria
author_facet Tasca, Julia Elena
Lavat, Araceli Elisabet
González, María Gloria
author_sort Tasca, Julia Elena
title Double perovskites La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion
title_short Double perovskites La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion
title_full Double perovskites La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion
title_fullStr Double perovskites La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion
title_full_unstemmed Double perovskites La<sub>2</sub>MMnO<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion
title_sort double perovskites la<sub>2</sub>mmno<sub>6</sub> as catalyst for propane combustion
publishDate 2017
url http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/87549
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