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LOHCs

HYDROGEN C
ARRIERS

ÁNGELA MARIA VARGAS TABORDA


CONTENTS

01 INTRODUCTION 04 PREPARATION OF
CATALYST
02 LOHCs
05 CATALYTIC
03 Ni CATALYST for ACTIVITY
LOHCs
06 CONCLUSIONS
01 INTRODUCTION
• HYDROGEN CARRIERS • Metal Hydrides

• Complex Hydrides

• Chemical Hydrides

• Physical
Absorbents

• LOHCs
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02 LIQUID ORGANIC HYDROGEN CARRIE
RS

H
N TYPES
• CYCLOALCANES

• N-HETEROCYCLES
NH2

HN
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CYCLOALCANES
• Adventages
- Relatively higher hydrogen
capacity (6– 8 wt%)
- Liquid state at room temperature
- High boiling points
- Production of COx-free hydrogen
- Low toxicity
• Disadventages
- Coking (catalyst
desativation)
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CYCLOALCANES (B) Doublet mechanism
• Mechanism
cat
+ H2
(A) Sextet mechanism

cat + H2
+ 3H2

+ H2

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02 LIQUID ORGANIC HYDROGEN CARRIE
RS
CYCLOALCANES

second catalyst
Effective
+ (W, Ir, Re, Rh,
against coking.
Pd) or
promotor (Ca,
Al2O3 support)
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• N-HETEROCYCLES

- Favored low
temperature hydrogen

- Indoline HC (1.7 wt%)


-Piperidine-4-
carboxamide (4.7 wt%)
-Dodecahydro-N-
carbazole (5.8 wt%)
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03 NICKEL CATALYST FOR LOHCS
04 NICKEL CATALYST PREPARATION

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04 NICKEL CATALYST CARACTERIZATION

• DRX

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04 NICKEL CATALYST CARACTERIZATION

• TEM

(a) Ni70/Al2O3
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04 NICKEL CATALYST CARACTERIZATION

• TEM

(b) Ni70/AlSiO 1:1

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04 NICKEL CATALYST CARACTERIZATION

• TEM

(c) Ni70/SiO2
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04 NICKEL CATALYST CARACTERIZATION

• TEM

(d and e) Ni70/AlSiO 1:1 catalyst


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04 NICKEL CATALYST CARACTERIZATION
• H2
temperature
programmed
reduction
H2-TPR profiles of
different catalysts:
(a) Ni70/Al2O3
(b) Ni70/AlSiO 3:1
(c) Ni70/AlSiO 1:1
(d) Ni70/AlSiO 1:3
(e) Ni70/SiO2
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03 NICKEL CATALYST FOR LOHCS
• The catalyst is synthesized by facile co-
precipitation and gas phase reduction
methods.
• The catalyst is highly adaptive for the
hydrogenation of benzene and others.
• The catalyst can be used as a versatile
catalyst for hydrogenation of LOHCs.
• Ni has a small particle size andgood
dispersion under high load.
• The hydrogenation activity is 5 wt%
05 EVALUATION OF CATALYTIC ACTIVITY

BENCENE AND
OTHERS
HYDROGENATION

• DESHYDROGNATIO
N/HYDROGENATION
MECHANISM

• GS-MS

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CONCLUTIONS
 In article, synthesized a series of 70 wt% Ni catalysts
supported on Al2O3, and other silicates by a facile co-
precipitation method, which can be used for
hydrogenation of LOHCs. Presented excellent catalytic
activity and stability without adding noble metals.

 LOHCs as an efficient, clean, and versatile


renewable energy source, hydrogen energy is
expected to make a breakthrough in solving energy
problems.
PERSONAL OPINION
REFERENCES
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• Yuhang, D., Yuan, D., Heshun, Z,. A highly adaptable Ni


catalyst for Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers
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O. Brummel, ... & J. Libuda (2019). Towards an efficient
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