Abstract
Dry reforming of methane was studied over the systems on the base of Ni 3Al and Ni 3Al + 5%Mo in the temperature range 600–900 °C. The materials have been prepared by self-propagating high temperature synthesis and characterized by XRD (in situ and ex situ), DTA–TG, SEM + EDX, HRTEM + EDS and XPS. The formation of Mo 2C phase was observed at moderate Mo content (5–10 wt.%), which corresponds to a much improved catalytic activity and stability under the severe carbon dioxide reforming conditions. The structure and morphology of different types of carbon deposits obtained on Ni 3Al and Ni 3Al + 5%Mo catalysts were investigated. The results indicated that the addition a low amount of Mo to Ni 3Al led to a decrease in carbon deposition. It is shown that Ni 3Al + 5%Mo is promising catalyst for dry reforming of methane with carbon dioxide.
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