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Formaldehyde (HCHO) oxidation to carbon dioxide (CO2) on carbon, aluminum nitride, boron phosphide and silicon nanocages (C50, C72, C82, Al36N36, B41P41 and Si50) as catalysts

  • Mokhtar Jasim Naser,
  • Khalid Mujasam Batoo,
  • Eyhab Ali,
  • Sajjad Hussain,
  • Shakir Mahmood Saeed,
  • Usama S. Altimari,
  • Alzahraa S. Abdulwahid,
  • Murtadha Laftah Shaghnab,
  • Ahmed Alawadi,
  • Ali Ihsan

摘要

The catalytic abilities of Ni-C50, Ni-Si50, Fe-C72, Fe-Al36N36, Cu-C82 and Cu-B41P41 nanocages for oxidation of HCHO through acceptable mechanisms are investigated by B3LYP functional and cc-pVQZ basis set. The HCOO → HCO and HCHO → HHCOO steps are rate-limiting steps for HCHO oxidation on Ni-C50, Ni-Si50, Fe-C72, Fe-Al36N36, Cu-C82 and Cu-B41P41 nanocages. Results shown that all calculated ∆Greaction for HCHO oxidation to CO2 on Ni-C50, Ni-Si50, Fe-C72, Fe-Al36N36, Cu-C82 and Cu-B41P41 nanocages are negative. The HCO + O + OH → HCOO + OH and HCOO + OH → CO2 + H + OH reaction steps through Langmuir–Hinshelwood mechanism have very high Eactivation values on Ni-C50, Ni-Si50, Fe-C72, Fe-Al36N36, Cu-C82 and Cu-B41P41 nanocages. The catalytic activity of Ni, Fe and Cu doped nanocages for HCHO oxidation are higher than metal catalysts. The Ni-Si50, Fe-Al36N36 and Cu-B41P41 nanocages can catalyze the HCHO oxidation to produce CO2 by possible mechanisms and high performance.