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Catalyst Iron Carbide with Broad Application Prospects

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Iron Carbide Features

Iron Carbid, which is a form of transitional metal carbide, offers high conductivity and electrochemical stability. This makes it a promising new generation of anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. Additionally, the material has high thermal stability and hardness which allow lithium-ion batteries for extreme use.

Transition Metal Carbide Nanostructures Attract Attention

The nanostructures of transitional metal carbides, particularly iron carbide, have received a lot of attention in recent years. These nanostructures are known for their excellent saturation magnetization, stability and catalytic activity. This feature has great potential for use in areas such as nanomagnetism and Tropsch synthes (Tropsch) catalysis. It also allows for electrochemical energy storage to be converted and stored. However, most commonly used preparation methods like solid-phase reactions, sonochemical and solgel have difficulties in controlling the phase of their products.

Iron Carbide is used as catalyst

Zhao Yujun and his team at Tianjin university have made remarkable progress using Fe5C2 catalysts to create ethanol in their DMO hydrogenation process. This was the first time that a novel hydrogen/methanol vapor mixed-gas carbonization process was developed. The team then created an extremely stable iron carbide catalyst, primarily composed of Fe5C2 within a reaction atmosphere.

Studies have shown that DMO hydrogenation on Fe5C2 catalyst works differently from traditional copper-based catalysts. Fe5C2 is able to activate the -OH intermediate hydrogenation product, methyl glycolate (MG), which can be selectively activated by Fe5C2. This means that Hydrogen reaction will produce methyl acetate instead of copper-based copper-based catalysts. Fe5C2 is capable of further hydrogenating MA in order to obtain ethanol with very high selectivity. Additionally, Fe5C2 did not show significant Cā€“C bond breaking activity. A higher temperature of reaction (260 degrees C) was required to achieve a 90% yield. Also, the MA by-product was mostly obtained. Fe5C2 has a distinct advantage over other copper-based catalysts.


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