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Tailoring Metal-Oxide Interfaces Via Selectively CeO-Decorated Pd Nanocatalysts with Enhanced Catalytic Performance

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Date 2025 Feb 13
PMID 39940173
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Metal-oxide interfaces play a prominent role in heterogeneous catalysis. Tailoring the metal-oxide interfaces effectively enhance the catalytic activities and thermal stability of noble metal catalysts. In this work, polyvinyl alcohol-protected reduction and L-arginine induction methods are adopted to prepare Pd catalysts (Pd/AlO-xCeO) that are selectively decorated by CeO, which form core-shell-like structures and generate more Pd-CeO interfacial sites, so that the three-way catalytic activity of Pd/AlO-xCeO catalysts is obviously significantly enhanced due to more adsorption oxygen at the interface of Pd-CeO and good low-temperature reducibility. At the moment, the Pd/AlO-xCeO catalysts exhibit excellent thermal stability after being calcined at 900 °C for 5 h, owing to the Pd species being highly redispersed on CeO and part of the Pd species being incorporated into the lattice of CeO. This is a major reason for the Pd/AlO-xCeO catalysts to maintain high catalytic activity after aging at high temperatures. It is concluded that the metal-oxide interfaces and the interaction between Pd NPs and CeO are responsible for the excellent catalytic performance and stability of Pd/AlO-xCeO catalysts in three-way reactions.

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