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钟理a; 刘曼b; 韦国林b; CHUANG Karlb
ZHONG Lia; LIU Manb; WEI Guolinb; CHUANG Karlb
摘要: Two anode catalysts with Pt, MoS2 and composite metal sulfides (MoS2+NiS), are investigated
forelectrochemical oxidation of hydrogen sulfide in solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) at
temperatures 750-850℃. Thecatalysts comprising MoS2 and MoS2+NiS exhibited good electrical
conductivity and catalytic activity. MoS2 andcomposite catalysts were found to be more
active than Pt, a widely used catalyst for high temperature H2S/O2fuel cell at 750-850℃.
However, MoS2 itself sublimes above 450℃. In contrast, composite catalysts containingboth
Mo and transition metal (Ni) are shown to be stable and effective in promoting the
oxidation of H2S in SOFCup to 850℃. However, electric contact is poor between the platinum
current collecting layer and the compositemetal sulfide layer, so that the cell performance
becomes worse. This problem is overcome by adding conductiveAg powder into the anode layer
(forming MoS2+NiS+Ag anode material) to increase anode electrical conductanceinstead of
applying a thin layer of platinum on the top of anode.