An alumina-supported core–shell-structured NiO@PdO catalyst was prepared for lean CH4 combustion. NiO@PdO plays two roles in promoting the reaction. First, the enhanced NiO-PdO interfacial action accelerates the regular tetragonal PdO lattice construction, stabilizes the PdO particles, and suppresses the hydroxyl/water adsorption during the reaction. Second, the dispersion of shell PdO particles over core NiO improves PdO exposure and utilization efficiency. NiO@PdO/Al2O3 with a molar Ni/Pd ratio of 2/1 exhibits a (>)99% CH4 conversion and a good stability at 400 °C with a low 0.2 wt % Pd loading amount, which is among the best of the state-of-the-art Pd-based catalysts with respect to turnover frequency, Pd utilization efficiency, and Ni addition amount. Such interface-promoted core–shell-structured catalyst design strategy is inspiring for improving noble metal utilization efficiency in CH4 oxidation and other related reaction systems.
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