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Reestructuración impulsada por la luz genera aleación de NiIr en nanoislas para una reforma a আইনজীবírica eficiente
Chengxuan He1,2, Ruijie Yang1,2, Chenggui Zhong1,2
1State Key Laboratory of Green Chemical Engineering and Industrial Catalysis, School of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China.
Abstract:
The simultaneous utilization of methane and carbon dioxide via dry reforming holds promise for sustainable syngas production, yet conventional thermocatalytic processes suffer from energy-intensive operation and catalyst deactivation. Here, we report a light-driven methane dry reforming strategy utilizing sinter-resistant nano-island alloys catalyst, which are dynamically evolved from partially oxidized NiIr nanoclusters anchored on TiO2 under photoexcitation. In situ characterization reveals interfacial charge oscillations on the catalyst induce a support-Ni-Ir electron transfer pathway, stabilizing oxidized Ni linkages while electronically modulating surface Ir sites. This dual functionality promotes CHxO* intermediate formation, suppressing coking during 100-h operation under intermittent illumination. By decoupling photoelectric and photothermal contributions, we demonstrate that localized photogenerated electrons dominate balanced syngas production, whereas photothermal effects enhance molecular vibrations. The optimized catalyst achieves a syngas rate of 10841 mmol gcat-1 h-1 with 25.0% light-to-fuel efficiency, establishing a design paradigm for solar-driven alloy catalysts in greenhouse gas valorization.
