Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study

A study of the CO oxidation reaction was conducted on a CuO-CeO2 catalyst, with a copper content of 20 at%. The stability, activity and selectivity of this sample were evaluated in the absence of H2 and also under PROX conditions (i.e. in great H2 excess). The influence of the reaction temperature a...

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Publicado:	2009
Materias:	Cerium oxide Copper oxide COPROX Hydrogen production Hydrogen purification PEM fuel cell Catalytic activities Catalytic performance Co oxidations Concentration ranges Copper contents Cuo ceos Feed compositions Kinetic studies Mathematical expressions Molar fractions Operating variables Oxidation of hydrogens Partial reaction orders Power-law expressions Reaction temperatures Catalysis Catalyst activity Cerium Cerium compounds Copper Copper oxides Electrochemistry Fuel purification Gas producers Kinetic theory Metal refining Nonmetals Oxidation Oxides Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) Reaction kinetics Sodium compounds
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spelling	paper:paper_03603199_v34_n9_p4021_Schonbrod2023-06-08T15:34:39Z Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study Cerium oxide Copper oxide COPROX Hydrogen production Hydrogen purification PEM fuel cell Catalytic activities Catalytic performance Cerium oxide Co oxidations Concentration ranges Copper contents COPROX Cuo ceos Feed compositions Hydrogen purification Kinetic studies Mathematical expressions Molar fractions Operating variables Oxidation of hydrogens Partial reaction orders PEM fuel cell Power-law expressions Reaction temperatures Catalysis Catalyst activity Cerium Cerium compounds Copper Copper oxides Electrochemistry Fuel purification Gas producers Kinetic theory Metal refining Nonmetals Oxidation Oxides Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) Reaction kinetics Sodium compounds Hydrogen production A study of the CO oxidation reaction was conducted on a CuO-CeO2 catalyst, with a copper content of 20 at%. The stability, activity and selectivity of this sample were evaluated in the absence of H2 and also under PROX conditions (i.e. in great H2 excess). The influence of the reaction temperature and the feed composition was also analyzed. It was found that water and CO2 have a negative effect on the catalytic activity. Except for the undesired oxidation of hydrogen, the occurrence of other lateral reactions that could be present in the PROX reactor can be discarded. A kinetic study was carried out in order to fit a classical power-law expression for CO oxidation rate. Although this mathematical expression gave a good fit in limited concentration ranges, it was found that the partial reaction orders depend on the reactant molar fractions. © 2009 International Association for Hydrogen Energy. 2009 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03603199_v34_n9_p4021_Schonbrod http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03603199_v34_n9_p4021_Schonbrod
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topic	Cerium oxide Copper oxide COPROX Hydrogen production Hydrogen purification PEM fuel cell Catalytic activities Catalytic performance Cerium oxide Co oxidations Concentration ranges Copper contents COPROX Cuo ceos Feed compositions Hydrogen purification Kinetic studies Mathematical expressions Molar fractions Operating variables Oxidation of hydrogens Partial reaction orders PEM fuel cell Power-law expressions Reaction temperatures Catalysis Catalyst activity Cerium Cerium compounds Copper Copper oxides Electrochemistry Fuel purification Gas producers Kinetic theory Metal refining Nonmetals Oxidation Oxides Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) Reaction kinetics Sodium compounds Hydrogen production
spellingShingle	Cerium oxide Copper oxide COPROX Hydrogen production Hydrogen purification PEM fuel cell Catalytic activities Catalytic performance Cerium oxide Co oxidations Concentration ranges Copper contents COPROX Cuo ceos Feed compositions Hydrogen purification Kinetic studies Mathematical expressions Molar fractions Operating variables Oxidation of hydrogens Partial reaction orders PEM fuel cell Power-law expressions Reaction temperatures Catalysis Catalyst activity Cerium Cerium compounds Copper Copper oxides Electrochemistry Fuel purification Gas producers Kinetic theory Metal refining Nonmetals Oxidation Oxides Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) Reaction kinetics Sodium compounds Hydrogen production Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study
topic_facet	Cerium oxide Copper oxide COPROX Hydrogen production Hydrogen purification PEM fuel cell Catalytic activities Catalytic performance Cerium oxide Co oxidations Concentration ranges Copper contents COPROX Cuo ceos Feed compositions Hydrogen purification Kinetic studies Mathematical expressions Molar fractions Operating variables Oxidation of hydrogens Partial reaction orders PEM fuel cell Power-law expressions Reaction temperatures Catalysis Catalyst activity Cerium Cerium compounds Copper Copper oxides Electrochemistry Fuel purification Gas producers Kinetic theory Metal refining Nonmetals Oxidation Oxides Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) Reaction kinetics Sodium compounds Hydrogen production
description	A study of the CO oxidation reaction was conducted on a CuO-CeO2 catalyst, with a copper content of 20 at%. The stability, activity and selectivity of this sample were evaluated in the absence of H2 and also under PROX conditions (i.e. in great H2 excess). The influence of the reaction temperature and the feed composition was also analyzed. It was found that water and CO2 have a negative effect on the catalytic activity. Except for the undesired oxidation of hydrogen, the occurrence of other lateral reactions that could be present in the PROX reactor can be discarded. A kinetic study was carried out in order to fit a classical power-law expression for CO oxidation rate. Although this mathematical expression gave a good fit in limited concentration ranges, it was found that the partial reaction orders depend on the reactant molar fractions. © 2009 International Association for Hydrogen Energy.
title	Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study
title_short	Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study
title_full	Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study
title_fullStr	Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study
title_full_unstemmed	Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study
title_sort	catalytic performance of a copper-promoted ceo2 catalyst in the co oxidation: influence of the operating variables and kinetic study
publishDate	2009
url	https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03603199_v34_n9_p4021_Schonbrod http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03603199_v34_n9_p4021_Schonbrod
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Catalytic performance of a copper-promoted CeO2 catalyst in the CO oxidation: Influence of the operating variables and kinetic study

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