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Spontaneously polarized ceramic-carbon-supported Ni-Co for reinforcing water-assisted proton hopping to facilitate catalytic hydrogenation of levulinic acid
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Water-assisted proton hopping(WAPH)plays an important role in the aqueous-phase hydrogenation of levulinic acid(LA)to y-valerolactone(GVL).In this study,based on a strategy of spontaneously polarized ceramic(SPCE)-reinforced WAPH,a Ni-Co/SPCE-C catalyst was constructed by high-temperature calci-nation of a dual mechanical activation-treated precursor.Ni-Co/SPCE-C with favorable structural char-acteristics,intimate interfacial compatibility,and unique spontaneous polarization effect enhanced the migration efficiency of active hydrogen and activated water to form small water clusters,contributing to outstanding catalytic activity for aqueous-phase hydrogenation of L.A to produce GVL at relatively low re-action temperature and H2 pressure.A LA conversion of 99.9％and a GVL yield of 92.3％were achieved at 160 ℃ and 1.5 MPa H2 over the Ni-Co/SPCE-C catalyst,which were significantly higher than those catalyzed by contrastive catalysts.A variety of tests and theoretical calculations reveal that SPCE with far-infrared emission and surface electric field was conducive to the reduction in the hydrogen spillover energy barrier,the stabilization of the transition state,and the facile exchange of H2 and water for ac-celerating WAPH.Moreover,a reasonable SPCE-reinforced WAPH mechanism was proposed to explain the enhanced aqueous hydrogenation of LA.This research can provide valuable insights into the design and development of high-performance non-noble metal catalysts for aqueous hydrogenation applications.
Non-noble metal catalystSpontaneous polarizationAqueous-phase hydrogenationProton hoppingSmaller water clusters
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