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Although homogeneous methanol carbonylation is industrialized to produce acetic acid, it still suffers from the problems of difficult separation and metal leaching. Here, we report a heterogeneous single atom Ir–La/AC catalyst to produce methyl acetate in a fixed-bed reactor. A high TOF of 2200h –1 and high selectivity over 90% for methyl acetate with space time yield of 8200 g/(kg cat h) were achieved over the Ir–La/AC catalyst. Furthermore, the effects of reaction temperature, partial pressure of CO and CH 3 OH, weight ratio of CH 3 I/CH 3 OH, total LHSV as well as the role of La on the catalytic performance of Ir/AC were tested in this paper. In addition, we proposed a reasonable mechanism for heterogeneous methanol carbonylation over La stabilized single atom Ir/AC catalyst. Our work provides a reference for the further scale-up of the process and a stable, supported, single-atom system as a substitution for other homogeneous catalyst.
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