1998
DOI: 10.1006/jcat.1998.1934
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Crystallite Size Determination of Highly Dispersed Unsupported MoS2Catalysts

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“…Um composto chave nessa busca envolve o dissulfeto de molibdênio dopado com níquel ou cobalto e ancorado na superfície de suportes inertes [14][15][16][17] ou ainda altamente disperso no meio reacional 18,[28][29][30] . O processo envolve a remoção de poluentes de combustíveis, na presença de hidrogênio.…”
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“…Um composto chave nessa busca envolve o dissulfeto de molibdênio dopado com níquel ou cobalto e ancorado na superfície de suportes inertes [14][15][16][17] ou ainda altamente disperso no meio reacional 18,[28][29][30] . O processo envolve a remoção de poluentes de combustíveis, na presença de hidrogênio.…”
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“…No caso da síntese de catalisadores dispersados no meio reacional [28][29][30] , utiliza-se a decomposição do tetratiomolibdato de amônio na presença de ácido sulfídrico e atmosfera redutora de hidrogênio [28][29][30] (eq. 2,7), sulfetação de heptamolibdato de amônio com ácido sulfídrico 29 ou reação do tiocianato de potássio com óxido de molibdênio 30 (eq.…”
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“…Up to now, numerous experimental techniques have been employed to better characterize the catalytically "CoMoS" or "NiMoS" active phases [2,3]. Experimental techniques involved in the characterization of these complex phases consist of transition electron microscopy (TEM) [4,5], X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) [6][7][8][9], Mössbauer spectroscopy [10][11][12], laser Raman spectroscopy [5,13], extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) [14][15][16][17][18], and IR spectroscopy [19,20]. These techniques furnished many detailed features of the so-called Co(Ni)MoS active phase made of MoS 2 layers with a stacking close to 1 [21] and nanometer sizes (less than 30 Å), "decorated" by Co or Ni at the edges.…”
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“…When used with discrete nanoparticles for size determination, this method typically produces results that are smaller than found by Scherrer analysis of x-ray diffraction (XRD) data, 47,55,56 an effect attributed to XRD being more sensitive to the size distribution of larger particles compared to EXAFS which is more sensitive to smaller particle sizes in a polydisperse sample. 50 Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) has also been shown to produce estimates of particle size larger than EXAFS for discrete particles.…”
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