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[2A09]Kinetic Study of the 1-Phenylethanol Oxidation Reaction on Hydrotalcite Supported Mn Oxide Nanocluster Catalyst
*Aoba Suzuki1, Takayoshi Hara1, Nobuyuki Ichikuni1 (1. Graduate School of Engineering, Chiba University (Japan))
The relationship between Mn valence and catalysis in the oxidative dehydrogenation of 1-phenylethanol on MnOx nanocluster catalysts was investigated. Mn K-edge XAFS analysis revealed that the smaller MnOx particles consisted of the lower Mn valence species, indicating that Mn valence was able to be controlled through particle-size control. Catalytic reaction results showed that O2 bubbling enhanced yield and turnover number. XANES analysis indicated that Mn4+ was reduced to Mn3+ and then to a mixed Mn3+-Mn2+species during the reaction, suggesting that the reaction proceeds via a redox cycle. Kinetic analysis revealed that the rate constant associated with MnO2 was about twice as large as that of Mn2O3, and this is consistent with the fact that catalysts with higher valence exhibited higher activity. This study provides a kinetic understanding of the role of Mn valence in MnOx catalysts in the oxidative dehydrogenation reaction.
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