Abstract
50 mol% ceria-50 mol% zirconia solid solution ((Ce0.5Zr0.5)O2-δ: CZ) with high oxygen storage capacity (OSC) has the significant effect on preventing carbon deposition during biogas reforming. Ni-CZ and Ni-CZY2.5 (2.5 mol% YO1.5 added) powder catalysts were prepared, and their catalytic activities for the dry reforming of methane (DRM) were evaluated. In the DRM tests, strong contribution of a reverse water-gas shift reaction was confirmed. Considerable suppression of coking confirmed after the DRM test with Ni-CZ indicates that lattice oxygen in CZ contributed to the removal of carbon formed on the catalyst surface. Coking could be further suppressed by increasing the mobility of O2- by Y3+ doping to introduce oxygen vacancies.
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