Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2016560098> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2016560098 endingPage "1346" @default.
- W2016560098 startingPage "1337" @default.
- W2016560098 abstract "We investigated the adsorption and abstraction of atomic oxygen on Pd(1 1 1) using oxygen atom beams in ultrahigh vacuum. Similar to results obtained with other oxidants, we find that oxygen atoms first populate a chemisorbed layer up to 0.25 ML (monolayer) at a surface temperature of 500 K, followed by formation of an ordered two-dimensional (2D) oxide. Decomposition of the 2D oxide produces a desorption peak at about 700 K in O2 TPD spectra. A distinct desorption feature at 620 K then grows with increasing coverage from 0.7 to 1.2 ML, but diminishes above 1.2 ML as a sharp desorption peak due to PdO decomposition intensifies at higher temperature. We attribute the TPD peak at 620 K to a precursor state to PdO formation corresponding to oxygen atoms adsorbed on top of the 2D oxide. Direct rate measurements of 18O abstraction from Pd(1 1 1) by an 16O atom beam show that the abstraction of 18O atoms chemisorbed on the metal surface and in the precursor state occurs with relative ease compared with oxygen abstraction from the 2D oxide and PdO. We find that the abstraction of 18O atoms chemisorbed on the metal surface is insensitive to the surface temperature, whereas the rate of 18O abstraction from the precursor state increases with increasing surface temperature from about 300–550 K. We show that this temperature dependence is well described by a kinetic model which assumes that thermally activated interchange of 18O atoms between the 2D oxide and the precursor state occurs during the abstraction experiments by a mechanism analogous to surface diffusion by concerted substitution. From analysis of the abstraction rate data, we predict an activation energy of 15.2 kJ/mol for atomic oxygen exchange between the precursor state and the 2D oxide." @default.
- W2016560098 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2016560098 creator A5010210029 @default.
- W2016560098 creator A5070925225 @default.
- W2016560098 creator A5086149617 @default.
- W2016560098 date "2008-04-01" @default.
- W2016560098 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
- W2016560098 title "Adsorption and abstraction of oxygen atoms on Pd(111): Characterization of the precursor to PdO formation" @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1580574830 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1968286625 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1971013540 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1971833620 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1973914062 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1975717552 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1977193668 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1977733045 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1978883486 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1980929676 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1983186639 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1983269945 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1989575187 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1991779171 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1992203098 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1994032535 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W1994576952 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2001772765 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2005282821 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2008427352 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2015345033 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2019439078 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2024693039 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2025822569 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2027095238 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2032691156 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2036008158 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2037000849 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2037925916 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2037989576 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2040906876 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2041215809 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2044595242 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2048504469 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2048691802 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2051262389 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2060180899 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2061210387 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2062116421 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2069694101 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2071165334 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2071286215 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2076025189 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2077635879 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2083733070 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2083980205 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2086190172 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2091911359 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2098045032 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2107236095 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2121288398 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2129281147 @default.
- W2016560098 cites W2416191663 @default.
- W2016560098 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.susc.2008.01.032" @default.
- W2016560098 hasPublicationYear "2008" @default.
- W2016560098 type Work @default.
- W2016560098 sameAs 2016560098 @default.
- W2016560098 citedByCount "62" @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982012 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982013 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982014 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982015 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982016 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982017 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982019 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982020 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982021 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982022 @default.
- W2016560098 countsByYear W20165600982023 @default.
- W2016560098 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2016560098 hasAuthorship W2016560098A5010210029 @default.
- W2016560098 hasAuthorship W2016560098A5070925225 @default.
- W2016560098 hasAuthorship W2016560098A5086149617 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C113196181 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C124681953 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C147789679 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C150394285 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C155916967 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C162711632 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C179104552 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C2779851234 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C33790079 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C540031477 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C544153396 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C55493867 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConcept C7070889 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConceptScore W2016560098C113196181 @default.
- W2016560098 hasConceptScore W2016560098C124681953 @default.