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Characterization of V2O5-TiO2 Eurocat Catalysts by Vibrational and Electronic Spectroscopies

  • A. ANDERSSON
  • , B. REBENSDORF
  • , M. BAERNS
  • , S. TRAUTMAN
  • , J. BILLY
  • , G. COUDURIER
  • , J. C. VOLTA
  • , G. C. BOND
  • , C. R. DIAS
  • , G. BUSCA
  • , V. LORENZELLI
  • , G. RAMIS
  • , S. COLUCCIA
  • , F. GEOBALDO
  • , E. GIAMELLO
  • , Leonardo MARCHESE
  • , A. ZECCHINA
  • , M. DEL ARCO
  • , C. MARTIN
  • , V. RIVES
  • J. KRYSCIAK, F. TRIFIRÒ

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Abstract

IR and Raman spectroscopic studies show that the catalyst EL10V1 consists of a 'monolayer' of surface vanadyl complexes spread on the TiO2 support surface. Such a 'monolayer' contains both Lewis and Brensted acidic sites, while the nucleophilic sites of the support surface are suppressed. On the catalyst EL10V8, V2O5 particles are also present. UV-Vis spectra show that V5+ is predominant on the calcined catalysts; part of it can be converted easily into V4+. Evidence is also found for electronic interaction between the support and the surface vanadium oxide species.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)61-76
Number of pages16
JournalCatalysis Today
Volume20
Publication statusPublished - 1994

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