Characterization of oxide-supported Cu by infrared measurements on adsorbed CO

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• Dipole coupling is critical for understanding IR spectra of adsorbed CO on Cu. Surface protrusions dominate the contribution from Cu surface. The C-O frequency in supported determined by underlying support. Support dependent charging surface can explain shifts. regulates adsorbate population that sustain. Infrared spectroscopy chemisorbed Raney and materials with dispersed as nanoparticles oxide supports was used to evaluate support effects properties. (? ) sensitive charge adsorption site ? being high + , intermediate 0 low ? whereby this method probe state reference demonstrates complex analysis band intensity, which be susceptible dipole coupling. This means most intense bands may higher strengthened such rather than arising abundant sites. major attributable metallic follows order: Cu/SiO 2 > Cu/Al O 3 Cu/TiO . Given charge-frequency relationship these support-dependent shifts are attributed changes caused effects. more electron deficient enriched For Cu/ZnO(/Al samples, important industrial methanol synthesis catalysts, assignments complicated a sites connected ZnO matrix. However, has spectral feature at 2065-68 cm ?1 lower observed single crystal studies literature thus indicative negative systems. Experiments co-adsorption electron-withdrawing formate Cu/ZnO show upwards increasing HCOO coverage. illustrates donated adsorbate, result co-adsorbed experiences depleted yields affect interaction adsorbates metal thereby impact catalytic properties Dilution samples KBr, been many literature, had pronounced spectra. presence KBr leads an increase transfer bromine species sample.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: Surface Science

سال: 2021

ISSN: ['1879-2758', '0039-6028']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.susc.2020.121725