Effect of Ni on the performance of Ni–Zn-NC catalysts for CO hydrogenation to DME

Chunqiu Zhao; Qiang Chang; Yin Fu; Jing Li; Guowei Niu; H. Wang; Dan Liŭ; Bhekie B. Mamba; Chenghua Zhang; Alex T. Kuvarega

doi:10.1039/d5ra04740d

January 1, 2025RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Effect of Ni on the performance of Ni–Zn-NC catalysts for CO hydrogenation to DME

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Key Points

Achieving 25.9% CO conversion reflects the catalyst's effectiveness in this reaction.
93% selectivity for DME indicates a high degree of product purity from the process.
Highly dispersed Ni in the catalyst improves CO activation, thus maintaining structural integrity.
Utilizing Ni-doped ZIF framework underlines the importance of material design in catalyst performance.

Implication

Catalysts containing Ni enhance CO conversion to DME in a chemical reaction, suggesting higher selectivity may follow.

Abstract

Ni–Zn catalyst from Ni-doped ZIF exhibit highly dispersed Ni preserves heterocyclic structures and enhances CO activation, achieving 25.9% conversion with 93% DME selectivity.

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Zhao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a3f954b1d3bfb60de19e https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ra04740d

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Effect of Ni on the performance of Ni–Zn-NC catalysts for CO hydrogenation to DME

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Effect of Ni on the performance of Ni–Zn-NC catalysts for CO hydrogenation to DME

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