Isothermal oscillation during N2O decomposition over Fe- and Fe/Pt-ferrierite: Effect of NO addition

• DOI: 10.1016/j.jcat.2006.06.010
• Publication Date: 2006-07-19T10:29:07Z
• Authors: D KAUCKY; K JISA; A VONDROVA; J NOVAKOVA; Z SOBALIK
• Keywords: Ferrierite; Oscillation (cell signaling); Isothermal process

Abstract Well-expressed oscillation of the N 2 O decomposition over Fe- and Fe/Pt-ferrierite catalysts has been observed, differing both in parameters and conditions from the oscillation behavior described previously for the same reaction over Fe-zeolites. The observed regular oscillation in the N 2 O conversion was accompanied by changes in N 2 and O 2 production in a dry N 2 O/He gas stream and was quenched reversibly after NO/NO 2 addition. The results were observed in the temperature region of 400–450 °C over Fe/Pt-ferrierite, with periods of 0.5–3.5 min. For Fe-ferrierite, the temperature region for the oscillation behavior was slightly higher (i.e., 450–500 °C. In striking contrast to Fe/Pt-ferrierite, the period of oscillation did not change with temperature over Fe-ferrierite. The patterns of the oscillation over both catalysts were complex and depended on the reaction conditions.