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Enhancement of magnesium aluminate-based nickel and cobalt nanostructured catalysts with iron for improved performance in carbon dioxide methanation
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This study investigates the performance of Ni and Co catalysts based on Fe-promoted MgAl2O4 for CO2 metha-nation,which is a crucial step in mitigating environmental carbon dioxide levels.The MgAl2O4 support was modified with various Fe loading(5,10,and 15 wt%)and fabricated via a novel coprecipitation technique with the help of ultrasonic waves and chosen as support for 15 wt%Ni and Co active phases.Examination of the BET surface properties of the catalysts showed an increase in surface area in the range of 54-82 m2/g and 73-85 m2/g with an increasing Fe loading for Ni and Co catalysts,respectively.Among the Ni-based catalysts,the 15Ni/10FeMgAl2O4 specimen exhibited the best performance(with a 73.31%CO2 conversion and 95.61%selectivity rate)and remarkable lifetime during 10 h at 400 ℃ due to the better reducibility and the increase in hydrogen consumption.However,a rise in Fe amount to 15 wt%led to a reduction in the CO2 conversion to 34.43%.The catalytic outcomes also demonstrated that the presence of Fe in Co/MgAl2O4 catalysts negatively affects catalytic performance.The unpromoted Co/MgAl2O4 sample demonstrated the best performance,achieving a conversion rate of 52.41%at 350 ℃.