1. 건국대학교 신소재공학 나노촉매소재 및 응용 연구실 김 화 중 1

2. What is Zeolite ? 3-D intracrystalline microporous alumino-silcate materials  PBU(Primary Building Unit)  SBU(Secondary Building Unit) 2

3. Framework Structure of Zeolite 3

4. Applications of Zeolite  Catalyst and Catalyst Support  Ion-Exchange Medium  Separation Process  Electrode and Electrolyte in Fuel Cell  Others 4

5. Structures of Commercial Zeolites  Zeolite A  Zeolites X and Y 5

6. Structures of Commercial Zeolites  Zeolite β  ZSM-5 6

7. Structures of commercial Zeolites  Mordenite  ETS-10 7

8. 왜 연료전지인가 ? Nano-scale catalyst & application Lab. / Dep. of Materials Chemistry & Engineering 기존 화력발전 연료 열 에너지 기계적 에너지 전기 에너지 연료전지 연료 전기에너지 VS

11. 고분자전해질연료전지 고분자전해질연료전지PEMFC Nano-scale catalyst & application Lab. / Dep. of Materials Chemistry & Engineering

12. Basic Structure of Fuel Cell  Basic Concept of Fuel Cell 12  Electrochemical Reaction  At Anode, 2H 2 → 4H + + 4e - At Cathode, O 2 + 4e - + 4H + → 2H 2 O Through Electrolyte, H + passes

13. Different Types of Fuel Cell Type Mobile Ion Operating Applications Type Mobile Ion Operating Applications Temperature( o C) Temperature( o C) Alkaline-AFC OH - 50 – 100 Used in space vehicle Proton-Ex H + 50 – 100 Suitable for Vehicles and Membrane(PEM) Mobile but also for CHP Phophoric Acid H + ∼ 220 200 kW CHP systems in use (PAFC) (PAFC) Molten carbonate CO 3 2- ∼ 650 Suitable for medium to large (MCFC) scale CHP systems, up to (MCFC) scale CHP systems, up to MW capacity MW capacity Solid Oxide(SOFC) O 2- 500 – 1000 Suitable for CHP, 2 kW to MW 13

14. Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC)  First developed in the 1960s (GM)  During late 1980s and early 1990s, PEMFC, Renaissance of interest 14

15. Fuel Cell  Be operated under hygroscopic condition  Notwithstanding the good electrical conductivity of carbon, Carbon is relatively hydrophobic 15. High Electrical Contact Resistance. High Ohmic Power Loss

16. Polymer Electrolyte  Polyethylene is modified by substituting fluorine for the hydrogen (Per-fluorination)  Poly-fluoroethylene or PTFE (Teflon). Resistant to chemical attack and durable. Highly hydrophobic : Expel water molecules out of the electrode 16

17. Nafion Type Membrane  Structure 17 Hydrophilic site

18. Electrodes  Comprises a catalyst to facilitate the reaction ● Catalyst : Platinum - Dispersed and supported on a high surface area support material ● Support Material : exclusively Carbon material - Good electrical conductivity : Facilitate the passage of the protons through membrane formed on catalyst while facilitates the flow of electrons to the external circuit from the electrode 18

19. Electrodes and Its Structure  Carbon supported Pt Catalyst 19 Carbon Support Pt Particle

20. Zeolite-Carbon hybrid type electrode 20 Zeolite (ETS-10, ZSM-5…) Carbon black Catalyst particle ELECTROLYTE = Polymer + = Polymer +Zeolite

21. Characteristics of Zeolite in Fuel Cell  Excellent water retention ability (Hydrophilic)  Excellent proton ponductivity  High Surface area  High Pt dispersion 21

22. Fuel Cell Electrode with Conductive Zeolite Support Material  Conventional PEMFC(Polymer-Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell) ● Structure of Fuel Cell - Exclusively Carbon particles as a support material 22 Cathode (Pt over carbon) Membrane Anode (Pt over carbon) e-e-

23. Zeolite-Carbon Hybrid type MEA(Membrane-Electrode Assembly) 23

24. 24 XRD results Pt(111) Pt(200) Pt(220) Pt(311) Pt-ZSM-5

25. 25 Pt-ZSM-5 TEM images 2~5nm Pt Particle size

26. Fabrication of MEA(Membrane Electrode Assembly) Electrode Membrane Electrode

27. 27 Electrode Mapping results Case Ⅰ Case Ⅱ Commercial ■ : Nafion, ■ : Zeolite or Carbon(Commercial), ■ : Pt

28. 28 CV results

29. 29 Cell performance

30. Potential Application of Zeolite to Fuel Cell  Advantages over Carbon Materials ● Provides Electrodes with lower Ohmic power loss because of its High Surface Area and Channel structure - Reduces the Cost of Catalyst - Creates the Higher Dispersion - Prevents the catalyst particles from agglomeration - More hydrophilic than carbon - Relatively higher gas permeability - High water retention ability 30

31. Synthesis of Nano-Pt particles using zeolite templating method 31 Furfuryl alcoholPolymerization Pyrolysis at 800 o C Reduction under H 2 Pt Nano Particles Advantages of Zeolite Templating method Steric effect prevent Pt cluster from the growth Pt(NH 3 ) 4 - Y Ion exchange of Pt(NH 3 ) 4 Cl 2 with zeolite Y

32. 32 c c a a b b Transmission Electron Micrograph (TEM) of Pt nano particles formed within Zeolite Y pore channels

33. 33 a a b b c c Transmission Electron Micrograph (TEM) of Pt nano particles after removing Zeolite Y: a) 0.1 o C, (b) 0.2 o C and (c) 2.0 o C of heating rate for the decomposition of Pt(NH 3 ) 4 2+

34. 34 HFHF

35. Carbon Molecular Sieve(CMS) 35

36. Zeolite-Polymer Composite Electrolyte  Problems of Conventional Nafion Electrolyte in DMFC (Direct Methanol Fuel Cell)  High Methanol Cross-Over  Low Proton Conductivity 36

37. 37 Methanol Oxidation at anode CH 3 OH + H 2 O CO 2 + 6H + + 6e - E o anode = 0.046 V Oxygen reduction at cathode 3/2 O 2 + 6H + + 6e - 3H 2 O E o cathode = 1.23 V Overall reaction in DMFC CH 3 OH + 3/2 O 2 2H 2 O + CO 2 E o cell = 1.18 cell voltage

38. 38 2. 연구내용 및 결과 Study Concepts Nafion ® Zeolites Pore Size : 5.6 ⅹ 5.3 Å ZSM-5 Pore Size : 7.0 ⅹ 6.5 Å Mordenite MCM-41 20-100 Å  Microporous crystalline aluminosilicates  Regular pore size - Shape selectivity  Selective sorption, Ion exchange, Catalytic activity  High thermal stability  High surface area  High Chemical stability  Water retention at high temperature Poor conductivity  Methanol crossover  High material cost

39. 39 2. 연구내용 및 결과 Study Concepts H+H+ MeOH Zeolite Polymer matrix Sulfonation (PETMS) Organic Functionalize Ion Exchange

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