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Determination of Oxidation Kinetics Determination of Morphology Determination of Coke Amount ·½·¨£º detection of CO2 by a thermal conductivity detector (TCD) after it is separated from oxygen and water in a GC column; detection of CO, CO2 and hydrocarbonaceous compounds after methanation; quantification of CO2 with a mass spectrometer; monitoring temperature increment above a reference sample, in differentialthermal analysis (DTA) equipment; measurement of weight loss in thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA) equipment. detection of CO2 by FTIR Temperature-Programmed Hydrogenation (TPHy). ÓÈÆäÊÊÓÃÓÚH2Ϊ·´Ó¦ÎïµÄ´ß»¯·´Ó¦¡ª¡ªCharacterization of coke by TPHy is of special interest when hydrogen is one of the reactants, È磺 reforming, dehydrogenation methanol synthesis Fischer-Tropsch synthesis Temperature-Programmed Gasification ÓëTPOÏàËÆ£¬²ÉÓÃÔØÆøÈçHe¡¢Ar£¬Ò²¿ÉÒÔ²ÉÓÃCO2´úÌæO2 £¨2£©Electron Microscopy Thelocalization, nature and structure of coke deposits have been examinedwith electron microscopy¡£Typically, the electron microscopy alone doesnot provide much information, and is generally used in combination withrelated spectroscopies £¨3£©Electron Energy Loss Spectrocopy (EELS) EELSÄܹ»ÌṩµÄÐÅÏ¢£º provides analytical and structural information, similar to that given by X-ray absorption spectroscopy; detect the location of the coke£¨ÓÉÓÚEELS¾ßÓи߷ֱæÂÊ¡ª¡ª1nm2£©; provides qualitative information regarding the type of coke present on the catalyst£¨Óë²ÎÕÕÑùÆ·¶Ô±È£©. ¾ÖÏÞÐÔ£º used only in few cases to characterize coke deposits on heterogeneus catalysts £¨4£©Infrared Techniques (FTIR, DRIFTS) Äܹ»ÌṩµÄÐÅÏ¢£º obtained with these techniques is thechemical identity of compounds that form the coke, such as olefinic,saturated or aromatic. informationregarding the location of coke can be obtained by following the signalof certain catalyst surface groups, such as Bronsted OH. observe the deposition of carbonaceous materials on the working catalyst. ¾ÖÏÞÐÔ£º limited information on the nature of carbonaceous deposits because oftheir complexity and of the difficulty to assign unambiguously an IRband to particular species¡£ £¨5£©Laser Raman Spectroscopy Classical Laser Raman Spectroscopy (LRS) ÌṩÐÅÏ¢£º provideinformation regarding coke structure (pregraphitic or highly organized)and on the average dimension of the crystallite, as long as amonophasic carbon is produced Óŵ㣺 the high sensitivity that allows the analysis of catalysts with low coke content (0.3 ¡ª 0.5 wt%) the possibility of following the graphitization of amorphous carbon. ȱµã£º ½á¹û½âÎöÀ§ÄÑ£» surface fluorescence¸ÉÈÅ UV-Raman Spectrometry (UV-RS). £¨6£©Dissolution of the Support and Solvent Extraction ÔÀí£º after the dissolution of the support with a strong acid, the coke is extracted with different solvents£¬È»ºó²ÉÓÃGC¡¢MSµÈ½øÐзÖÎöÏ´ÍÑÎï¡£ ȱµã£º the coke could be modified during this procedure £¨7£©Neutron Scattering and Attenuation ¿ÉÌṩÐÅÏ¢£º measure coke content and C/H ratio Óŵ㣺 Thistechnique has the advantage that the coke content and therefore thecoke profile along the catalyst bed, can be measured in-situ. £¨8£©Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) ÌṩÐÅÏ¢£º The NMR technique is a powerful technique to investigate the nature of carbonaceous deposits detect bindings between aromatic rings, alkyl fragments, and even tertiary carbenium ion-like species. ȱµã£º The information provided by NMR is not quantitative. ÖÖÀࣺ 13CCP/MAS ¨C NMR. 1H NMR also used to study HY zeolites coked with n-heptane 129Xe NMR This technique has been used to study coke location on zeolite catalysts 29Si MAS NMR. £¨9£©Auger Electron Spectroscopy (AES) Auger electronspectroscopy (AES) was used in combination with secondary ion massspectrometry (SIMS) to distinguish between four types of carbonaceousdeposits, on metal foils (rhodium, iridium and platinum). The foilswere coked by exposing to ethylene at low pressure. Auger spectroscopycan distinguish between molecular or carbidic on the one hand, andgraphitic or amorphous carbon on the other. £¨10£©X-Ray diffraction (XRD) Coke structure can be characterized by X-Ray diffraction analysis. This technique makes it possible to determine if there is coke with crystalline structure on the catalyst. ȱµã£º thesensitivity of this type of determination is rather low£¬being itdifficult to determine the fraction and/or amount of coke in thecrystalline form. £¨11£©Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) SIMS is among the few surface sensitive techniques which are capable of detecting hydrogen content of the deposits. It has been used in combination with AES to analyse coke on metal foils ȱµã£º However, it was not possible to obtain the real H/C ratio of the carbon deposit £¨12£©Sorption Capacity: Surface Area and Pore Volume ÔÀí£º Adsorptionmeasurements allow the determination of coke location. When the volumeoccupied by coke is much smaller than the volume inaccessible toadsorbates, it means that there is a pore blockage. ȱµã£º However,in many cases the adsorption study is carried out at a differenttemperature than the reaction, and therefore diffusivity could be quitedifferent. Another aspect that should be taken into account is that ifthe pretreatment for adsorption measurement requires temperatureshigher than the reaction temperature, an important fraction ofcarbonaceous deposits could be stripped off the catalyst and,therefore, the pore volume measured in this way will be higher than theactual volume under reaction conditions. £¨13£©X-Ray Photo-electron Spectroscopy (XPS) £¨14£©Ultra Violet-Visible Spectroscopy (UV-VIS) The UV-VISspectroscopy can be used to determine the chemical identity of the cokecomponentes. UV-VIS, unlike NMR and IR, can easily detect alkyl andalkenyl carbenium ions, essentially due to its much highersensitivity55. This is usually carried out under vaccum, and therefore,the more volatile compounds could be lost under these conditions. £¨15£©Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) The EPR (or ESR)technique allows the study of the radicals that accompany the cokeformation, and thus estimate roughly the amount of coke and obtaininformation regarding its nature. One of the advantages of this technique, is that it can be used both under static or under on-stream conditions. £¨16£©Coke Formation Rate Theamount of coke that is being deposited on a catalyst has beentraditionally followed with conventional microbalances. However, due tothe inherent limitations of this equipment, in which it is almostimpossible to avoid feed by-pass effect and diffusional effects, thistechnique has not been very useful to determine coking kinetics as afunction of feed composition. 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