CN1315215C - Au-M activator of electrical catalytic oxidation formic acid and its preparing method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention belongs to the field of fuel battery material. The current research relevant to gold alloy as an electrocatalyst of an anode of a fuel battery is not reported. The Au-M catalyst of the electrocatalysis oxidation formic acid provided by the present invention is characterized in that M in the catalyst is one of Ni, V and Y; the molar ratio of Au to the M is 2 to 4: 1. The preparation method for the Au-M catalyst of the electrocatalysis oxidation formic acid is characterized in that the method comprises the following steps that (1) metal Au powder and metal M powder are weighted according to the molar ratio of 2 to 4: 1, the M in the catalyst is one of Ni, V and Y, and the raw materials are uniformly mixed and coldly rolled to form block material; (2) the block material is cooled after smelted to obtain the catalyst of the present invention at the temperature from 800 DEG C to 1100 DEG C. The Au-M (M=Ni, V and Y) catalyst of the present invention enables the original inert gold tool to have the performance of catalysis, the performance of catalysis oxidation is increased, and furthermore, the alloy is used as a catalyst, and thereby, the consumption quantity of gold and the cost are reduced. The present invention has broad application prospects.
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Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of fuel cell catalytic oxidation formic acid with anode electrocatalyst and preparation method thereof, belong to the fuel cell material science and technology field.
Background technology
Fuel cell is owing to have the energy density height, be not subjected to the restriction of Carnot cycle in theory, can be converted into fuel molecule advantage such as electric energy, nearly zero pollution and becomes an important research direction of electro-catalysis.Proposed the fuel cell theory first from Grove W.R in 1839, and since having confirmed that hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell can be directly be converted into electric energy to chemical energy, hydrogen/oxygen fuel cell has developed rapidly.But, hydrogen much is difficult to the difficulty that overcomes because existing in storage, transportation and supply side, and the reformation hydrogen production cost of organic molecule is too high and factor such as battery structure complexity, making people that sight is turned to the organic molecule is the direct fuel liquid battery of fuel, particularly direct alcohol fuel battery.These micromolecule not only have little, the easy storage of toxicity, transportation, processing, the energy density height, advantages such as aboundresources, also have inner fuel directly to change simultaneously, simplicity of design and advantage such as easy to lubricate, attract various countries fuel cell studies persons' attention, and carried out a large amount of theories and application study.But methyl alcohol has certain toxicity, stimulates people's optic nerve.Simultaneously, methyl alcohol acts as a fuel and also has the another one problem, is exactly that methyl alcohol can enter cathodic reaction zone through film, takes place simultaneously in cathodic reaction zone oxidization of methanol and hydrogen reduction, thereby reduces cell output voltage.And formic acid is liquid at normal temperatures, and water-soluble rear section is dissociated into formate ion, and it repels mutually with electronegative Nafion film, thereby reduces fuel infiltration.Directly the output voltage of formic acid/oxygen fuel cell is 1.45V, is higher than the output voltage of direct methyl alcohol/oxygen fuel cell.
Gold electrode electrocatalytic oxidation property to formic acid under acid system is very poor, and relevant report seldom adopts noble metal platinum to make the catalyst of formic acid electroxidation mostly in the document.Be reported in the document on the gold electrode, the formic acid oxidation current density only is 0.04mA/cm
2(referring to J.Electroanal.Chem., 517 (2001) 95-100), the research for the catalytic oxidation of formic acid on gold electrode all is basic theoretical research (referring to J.Electroanal.Chem., 431 (1997) 243-247).Compare with platinum, the relative low price and more relatively at China's reserves of gold replaces costing an arm and a leg and reserves noble metals such as Pt, Rh seldom all have great importance on scientific research and industrial production with Au catalyst.And alloying can change the characteristic of metal.As the effects such as intensity, catalytic activity and selectivity of chemisorbed, all can also can promote the stability of metal in the time of alloying because of adding other metal formation alloy and changing.Introducing other metallic element formation alloy or intermetallic compound in Au catalyst can influence its electronic factor, thereby changes its anodic process to formic acid oxidation, improves catalytic oxidation performance.In addition, adopt alloy to do the use amount that catalyst can reduce gold, reduce cost.The act as a fuel research of galvanic anode eelctro-catalyst of at present relevant billon yet there are no report, prepare the billon catalyst of the catalytic oxidation formic acid of dissimilar bodies or support type by distinct methods, to the practicability that promotes fuel cell and theoretical research all with significant.
Summary of the invention
The purpose of invention is the Au-M Catalysts and its preparation method that proposes a kind of catalytic oxidation formic acid, and catalyst of the present invention has good electrocatalytic oxidation property to formic acid.
The Au-M catalyst of catalytic oxidation formic acid provided by the invention is characterized in that, M is one of Ni, V, Y in this catalyst, and the mol ratio of Au and M is 2~4: 1.
The Au-M Preparation of catalysts method of described catalytic oxidation formic acid is characterized in that, it comprises following each step:
(1), be to weigh at 2~4: 1 in molar ratio with metal A u powder and metal M powder, M is one of Ni, V, Y in this catalyst, mixes cold rolling one-tenth bulk;
(2), above-mentioned bulk is cooled off after melting under 800 ℃~1100 ℃ temperature obtain catalyst of the present invention.
Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing effect of the present invention is explained as follows.
Fig. 1 is that simple substance Au catalyst is at the 0.5MH that contains 1 mole of formic acid
2S0
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.As seen from the figure, on the Au electrode, formic acid oxidation peak current density (representing) with B1 be 0.12mAcm
-2Illustrate gold to the electrocatalytic oxidation property of formic acid a little less than, be inertia substantially.
Fig. 2 is that the Au-Ni catalyst is at the 0.5MH that contains 1 mole of formic acid
2SO
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.As seen from the figure, on the Au-Ni electrode, formic acid oxidation peak current density (representing) with B2 be 1.6mAcm
-2Explanation is compared with the simple substance gold electrode, and on body phase Au-Ni catalyst of the present invention, the main peak current density ratio of formic acid oxidation has the performance of good catalytic oxidation formic acid big more than 13 times on the gold electrode.
Fig. 3 is that the Au-V catalyst is at the 0.5MH that contains 1 mole of formic acid
2SO
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.As seen from the figure, on the Au-V electrode, formic acid oxidation peak current density (representing) with B3 be 1.3mAcm
-2Explanation is compared with the simple substance gold electrode, and on body phase Au-Ni catalyst of the present invention, the main peak current density ratio of formic acid oxidation has the performance of good catalytic oxidation formic acid big more than 10 times on the gold electrode.
Fig. 4 is that the Au-Y catalyst is at the 0.5MH that contains 1 mole of formic acid
2SO
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.As seen from the figure, on the Au-Y electrode, formic acid oxidation peak current density (representing) with B4 be 2.8mAcm
-2Explanation is compared with the simple substance gold electrode, and on body phase Au-Y catalyst of the present invention, the main peak current density ratio of formic acid oxidation has the performance of good catalytic oxidation formic acid big more than 23 times on the gold electrode.
Fig. 5 is Au-Ni, Au-V, Au-Y and the simple substance gold electrode timing current curve in the solution that contains 1 mole of formic acid.As seen from the figure, located in 1800 seconds at constant potential polarization, Au-Ni, Au-V, the Au-Y electrode lumen that powers on shows bigger more than 10 times than simple substance gold electrode.Further specify Au-M catalyst of the present invention to the electro catalytic activity of formic acid oxidation than simple Au height.
Table 1 has been listed the cyclic voltammetric test and the timing current curve test result of all embodiment and Comparative Examples.The result shows that (Y) the catalytic oxidation formic acid performance of catalyst all is higher than gold electrode far away to we prepared Au-M for M=Ni, V.
(Y) catalyst makes that not only the gold utensil of inertia has had catalytic performance originally to the Au-M that passes through to add second kind of element formation that we invented, and has reduced the consumption of noble metal simultaneously again, is with a wide range of applications for M=Ni, V.
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The pure body phase gold electrode of Fig. 1 comparative example 1 is at 1MHCOOH+0.5MH
2SO
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.
Fig. 2 is that Au-Ni catalyst among the embodiment 1 is at 1MHCOOH+0.5MH
2SO
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.
Fig. 3 is that Au-V catalyst among the embodiment 5 is at 1MHCOOH+0.5MH
2SO
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.
Fig. 4 is that Au-Y catalyst among the embodiment 9 is at 1MHCOOH+0.5MH
2SO
4Cyclic voltammetry curve figure in the solution.
Fig. 5 is the timing current curve of catalyst in containing the solution of formic acid of embodiment 2,4,8 and comparative example 1.
Embodiment
Below introduce embodiments of the invention.
The Au-M catalyst performance evaluation adopts three-electrode system to carry out cyclic voltammetry scan test and the test of timing current curve.Work electrode adopts the body phase Au-M bulk after the melting preparation, surperficial economy-combat grinding and polishing light, and stand-by after the ultrasonic waves for cleaning in redistilled water, reference electrode is Hg/Hg
2SO
4Electrode is smooth platinized platinum to electrode.By contrasting at 1MHCOOH+0.5MH
2SO
4Its electrocatalytic oxidation property to formic acid is estimated in the variation of the cyclic voltammetry curve of catalyst and timing current curve in the solution, and sweep speed is 50mV/S.Data are by constant current potentiometer Potentiostat/Galvanostat model 273 records of Princeton company.
Embodiment 1
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal Ni powder mixed in agate mortar in 4: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 800 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-Ni catalyst.
Embodiment 2
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal Ni powder mixed in agate mortar in 3: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 950 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-Ni catalyst.
Embodiment 3
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal Ni powder mixed in agate mortar in 2: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 1050 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-Ni catalyst.
Embodiment 4
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal V powder mixed in agate mortar in 4: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 950 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-V catalyst.
Embodiment 5
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal V powder mixed in agate mortar in 3: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 1050 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-V catalyst.
Embodiment 6
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal V powder mixed in agate mortar in 2: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 1100 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-V catalyst.
Embodiment 7
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal Y powder mixed in agate mortar in 4: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 850 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-Y catalyst.
Embodiment 8
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal Y powder mixed in agate mortar in 3: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 1000 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-Y catalyst.
Embodiment 9
With purity is that 99.99% metal A u powder and 99.99% metal Y powder mixed in agate mortar in 2: 1 in molar ratio, and transferring to diameter is in the cylinder-shaped bearing steel mold of 10mm, and colding pressing obtains bulk.The piece ability cooling after carrying out melting under 1100 ℃ of temperature that obtains is obtained the Au-Y catalyst.
Comparative example 1
Using purity is that 99.99% smooth gold plaque is made catalyst.
Table 1
The embodiment numbering | Smelting temperature (℃) | Au: M mol ratio | At 1MHCOOH+0.5MH 2SO 4Peak current density (the mAcm of the formic acid oxidation that from cyclic voltammogram, obtains in the solution -2) | At 1MHCOOH+0.5MH 2SO 4Current density (the mAcm that polarization was located in 1800 seconds in the timing current curve in the solution -2) |
1 | 800 | Au∶Ni=4∶1 | 1.6 | 1.42 |
2 | 950 | Au∶Ni=3∶1 | 1.7 | 1.43 |
3 | 1050 | Au∶Ni=2∶1 | 1.8 | 1.5 |
4 | 950 | Au∶V=4∶1 | 1.4 | 1.22 |
5 | 1050 | Au∶V=3∶1 | 1.3 | 1.2 |
6 | 1100 | Au∶V=2∶1 | 1.4 | 1.25 |
7 | 850 | Au∶Y=4∶1 | 2.7 | 1.9 |
8 | 1000 | Au∶Y=3∶1 | 2.6 | 1.86 |
9 | 1100 | Au∶Y=2∶1 | 2.8 | 1.88 |
Comparative example 1 | Simple substance Au | 0.12 | 0.10 |
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1, the Au-M catalyst of catalytic oxidation formic acid is characterized in that, M is one of Ni, V, Y in this catalyst, and the mol ratio of Au and M is 2~4: 1.
2, a kind of Au-M Preparation of catalysts method of catalytic oxidation formic acid is characterized in that, it comprises following each step:
The first, be to weigh at 2~4: 1 in molar ratio with metal A u powder and metal M powder, M is one of Ni, V, Y in this catalyst, mixes cold rolling one-tenth bulk;
The second, above-mentioned bulk is being cooled off after the melting under 800 ℃~1100 ℃ temperature.
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