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Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis | 1998

Effect of Alkaline Addition on Hydrocarbon Oxidation Activities of Palladium Three-way Catalyst

Hirohumi Shinjoh; N. Isomura; Hideo Sobukawa; Masahiro Sugiura

The effect of alkaline addition on hydrocarbon oxidation activities of Pd catalyst supported on γ-alumina was investigated using simulated automotive exhaust gases. The hydrocarbon oxidation activity of the Pd catalyst with alkaline earth metal such as Mg, Ca, Sr, and Ba is higher than that with nothing added. On the other hand, the activity of the Pd catalyst with alkali metal such as K and Cs is lower than that with nothing added. From the results of the partial reaction orders in C3H6 oxidation, TPR, and XPS, it was concluded that the alkaline addition to the Pd catalyst increased electron density of Pd on the catalyst and weakened the adsorption strength of Pd with hydrocarbons. The addition of alkaline earth metal suppressed the hydrocarbon chemisorption on the Pd catalyst and therefore allowed the catalytic reaction to proceed smoothly. On the other hand, the addition of alkali metal caused such a strong oxygen adsorption on Pd that rejected the hydrocarbon adsorption and suppressed the reaction.


SAE transactions | 2003

Development of Three-way Catalyst Using Composite Alumina-Ceria-Zirconia

Takaaki Kanazawa; Juji Suzuki; Toshihiro Takada; Tadashi Suzuki; Akira Morikawa; Akihiko Suda; Hideo Sobukawa; Masahiro Sugiura

Abstract To realize the high performance of the three-way catalyst, a new catalytic promoter. “ACZ” was proposed. ACZ consists of nanometer-size CeO2-ZrO2 solid solution (CZ) particles and diffusion barrier layers made of alumina (A) among the CZ particles. The specific surface area of ACZ was larger than that of the conventional CZ after durability test. The sintering of Pt on the ACZ-added catalyst is inhibited and the crystal size of CZ in the ACZ-added catalyst is smaller than that in the CZ-added catalyst. The dynamic OSC and the light off temperature of the ACZ-added catalyst are improved.


Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis | 2003

91 Development of three-way catalyst using composite alumina-ceria-zirconia

Takaaki Kanazawa; Juji Suzuki; Toshihiro Takada; Tadashi Suzuki; Akira Morikawa; Akihiko Suda; Hideo Sobukawa; Masahiro Sugiura

To realize the high performance of the three-way catalyst, a new catalytic promoter. “ACZ” was proposed. ACZ consists of nanometer-size CeO2-ZrO2 solid solution (CZ) particles and diffusion barrier layers made of alumina (A) among the CZ particles. The specific surface area of ACZ was larger than that of the conventional CZ after durability test. The sintering of Pt on the ACZ-added catalyst is inhibited and the crystal size of CZ in the ACZ-added catalyst is smaller than that in the CZ-added catalyst. The dynamic OSC and the light off temperature of the ACZ-added catalyst are improved.


Topics in Catalysis | 2001

Effect of Ba Addition on Catalytic Activity of Pt and Rh Catalysts Loaded on γ-Alumina

Hirohumi Shinjoh; Toshitaka Tanabe; Hideo Sobukawa; Masahiro Sugiura

The catalytic activity of Pt catalyst loaded on γ-alumina was improved by Ba addition in simulated automotive exhaust gases. On the other hand, the result of Rh catalyst was the opposite. From the results of the partial reaction orders in C3H6–O2 reaction and TPR, it was concluded that the Ba addition to Pt catalyst suppressed the hydrocarbon chemisorption on the Pt catalyst and therefore allowed the catalytic reaction to proceed smoothly. On the other hand, Ba addition to Rh catalyst caused such a strong oxygen adsorption on Rh that rejected the hydrocarbon adsorption and suppressed the reaction.


Key Engineering Materials | 2007

High Oxygen Storage Ceria-Zirconia Solid Solutions Synthesized by Atmospheric Pressure Solvothermal Process

Akihiko Suda; Kae Yamamura; Akira Morikawa; Yasutaka Nagai; Hideo Sobukawa; Yoshio Ukyo; Hirofumi Shinjo

Ceria-zirconia solid solution is one of the most important components of three way catalyst (TWC) for cleaning automotive exhaust. Ceria-zirconia solid solution has a function as an oxygen storage material, which keeps air to fuel ratio (A/F) at the surface of TWC on a stoichiometric composition. The dissolved zirconia into ceria lattice makes cerium ions to be reduced easier and enhances especially bulk oxygen to release. However, there is a large difference of oxygen storage capacity (OSC) between a theoretical value and that of the prior ceria zirconia solid solutions. The cause of the large difference of OSC might be come from the inhomogeneous dispersion of Zr ions in ceria lattice. Atmospheric pressure solvothermal (APS) process was applied to ceria-zirconia solid solutions in this study. The APS ceria-zirconia showed excellent OSC. The excellent OSC performance was presumed to come from further uniformity of zirconium ions in the ceria lattice.


Archive | 1997

Composite oxide, composite oxide carrier and catalyst

Tadashi Suzuki; Hideo Sobukawa


Applied Catalysis B-environmental | 2007

Sulfur durability of NOx storage and reduction catalyst with supports of TiO2, ZrO2 and ZrO2-TiO2 mixed oxides

Naoki Takahashi; Akihiko Suda; Ichiro Hachisuka; Masahiro Sugiura; Hideo Sobukawa; Hirofumi Shinjoh


Catalysis Today | 2004

Dynamic oxygen mobility and a new insight into the role of Zr atoms in three-way catalysts of Pt/CeO2-ZrO2

Fei Dong; Akihiko Suda; Toshitaka Tanabe; Yasutaka Nagai; Hideo Sobukawa; Hirofumi Shinjoh; Masahiro Sugiura; Claude Descorme; Daniel Duprez


Archive | 1998

Exhaust gas purifying catalyst and process for producing the same

Shinichi Matsumoto; Naoto Miyoshi; Hideaki Muraki; Hideo Sobukawa; Masayuki Fukui; Mareo Kimura; Hirofumi Shinjoh


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Product Research and Development | 1986

Palladium-lanthanum catalysts for automotive emission control

Hideaki Muraki; Hirofumi Shinjoh; Hideo Sobukawa; Kohji Yokota; Yoshiyasu Fujitani

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