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American Chemical Society, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 24(119), p. 13619-13631, 2015

DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpcc.5b01911

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Methanol Oxidation to Formaldehyde on VSiBEA Zeolite: A Combined DFT/vdW/Transition Path Sampling and Experimental Study

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Abstract

Density functional calculations have been performed applying periodic boundary conditions to investigate the oxidation of methanol on vanadium-containing SiBEA zeolite (VSiBEA). Different types of reaction configurations have been set up in conformity with the experimental conditions. Thermodynamic property calculations for T > 0 K have been performed and compared with the available experimental results. Transition path sampling was employed to unravel the reaction mechanisms for oxidation of methanol on vanadium-containing SiBEA zeolites at three temperatures (300 K, 415 K, and 523 K). Dispersion interactions were accounted for by adding a damped dispersion term to the PBE energies. The study of different reaction pathways was combined with experimental data which enabled us to shed more light on the reaction mechanism.