研究生: |
楊人豪 Yang, Ren-Hao |
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論文名稱: |
過渡金屬摻雜氧化鎢作為水分解觸媒載體 Transition Metal Doped Tungsten Oxide as OER Catalyst Support |
指導教授: |
潘詠庭
Pan, Yung-Tin |
口試委員: |
陳翰儀
Chen, Han-Yi 張佳智 Chang, Chia-Chih |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工學院 - 化學工程學系 Department of Chemical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2021 |
畢業學年度: | 109 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 95 |
中文關鍵詞: | 載體 、酸性環境 、導電度 、摻雜 、奈米線 、氧化鎢 |
外文關鍵詞: | Support, Acid media, Conductivity, Dope, Nanowire, Tungsten Oxide |
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銥(Ir)和釕(Ru)的氧化物到目前為止是質子交換膜水分解模組(PEMWE)最常用的催化劑,因為它們在酸性環境下具有較低的活化過電位以及較高的穩定性。然而兩種金屬都屬於貴金屬,因此使用催化劑載體去提高單位質量的活性,並減少貴金屬的使用量,在降低成本以及質子交換膜水分解模組(PEMWE)的商業可行性起到了關鍵作用。在本研究中,氧化鎢被用作水分解(OER)催化觸媒的載體材料。並且透過摻雜酸性環境下穩定的過渡金屬鉬,去克服其在電化學應用上導電度的問題。本研究製備的一維奈米線,相較於商用的氧化鎢在導電度上有數量級的增加,被認為是電化學應用中非常有前景的抗氧化且酸性下穩定的催化劑載體。與沒有載體的催化劑相比,一維奈米線附載的Ir奈米顆粒催化劑在OER活性上有著顯著的改善。我們的工作充分利用了小於3 nm的Ir來達到減少Ir和Ru使用量的目標,並且說明了載體在酸性下的穩定程度和導電對於穩定性測試的重要性。
Iridium oxide (IrO2) and Ruthenium oxide (RuO2) are by far the most used catalyst for polymer electrolyte membrane water electrolysis (PEMWE) due to their low over-potential and high stability in acid environment. Both metal oxides are precious metal oxides, and thus the use of proper catalyst support plays a critical role in reducing the usage of IrO2 or RuO2 by utilizing fine nanosize catalyst particles to increase mass specific activity and make PEMWE economically feasible. In the present study, tungsten oxide was studied for its potential as a oxygen evolution reaction(OER) catalyst due to its outstanding stability in acidic environments. The conductivity issue, which serves as the barrier for electrochemical applications was overcome by crystal phase engineering together with the incorporation of other acid stable transition metal species such as molybdenum. The prepared 1D nanowires showed orders of magnitude increase in conductivity and is considered a very promising oxidation resistant and acid stable catalyst support for electrochemical applications. The 1D nanowire supported Ir nanoparticle catalyst showed significant improvement in OER activity compare to non-supported catalyst. Our work has demonstrated the role of an acid stable and conductive support to stabilize and fully utilize the monodispersed sub 3 nm Ir nanocatalyst to meet the challenging goals for Ir or Ru reduction.
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