Sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfaces

Sulphur adsorption on Cu covered Rh(111) surfaces, prepared as models of "bimetallic cluster" catalysts, was studied and the effects of preadsorbed sulphur on the chemisorption of CO and C2H2 on Rh(111)-Cu surfaces examined. In the initial stages of the interaction of sulphur with the meta...

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Asıl Yazarlar: Foord, J, Reynolds, A
Materyal Türü: Journal article
Dil:English
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi: 1985
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author Foord, J
Reynolds, A
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description Sulphur adsorption on Cu covered Rh(111) surfaces, prepared as models of "bimetallic cluster" catalysts, was studied and the effects of preadsorbed sulphur on the chemisorption of CO and C2H2 on Rh(111)-Cu surfaces examined. In the initial stages of the interaction of sulphur with the metal, strongly bound adsorbate overlayers are formed, while epitaxial sulphide growth takes place at higher sulphur exposures. Sulphur adsorbs indiscriminately on the two components in the bimetallic interface during overlayer formation; preferential formation of Rh2S3 is observed, however, at higher sulphur loadings. Sulphur overlayers block the chemisorption of CO and C2H2 although blocking is not complete at sulphur concentrations below 8.0 × 1018 atoms m-2. The extent of adsorption of C2H2 falls much more rapidly with increased sulphur coverage than does CO chemisorption, showing that C2H2 adsorption requires the larger ensemble size of Rh atoms. Sulphur produces a weakening of the CO adsorption bond by 29 kJ mol-1 but has no effect on the energetics of ethylidyne decomposition. © 1985.
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spelling oxford-uuid:0e283cf6-3b27-40c4-9f58-5b9f0d8c84b82022-03-26T09:44:26ZSulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfacesJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:0e283cf6-3b27-40c4-9f58-5b9f0d8c84b8EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1985Foord, JReynolds, ASulphur adsorption on Cu covered Rh(111) surfaces, prepared as models of "bimetallic cluster" catalysts, was studied and the effects of preadsorbed sulphur on the chemisorption of CO and C2H2 on Rh(111)-Cu surfaces examined. In the initial stages of the interaction of sulphur with the metal, strongly bound adsorbate overlayers are formed, while epitaxial sulphide growth takes place at higher sulphur exposures. Sulphur adsorbs indiscriminately on the two components in the bimetallic interface during overlayer formation; preferential formation of Rh2S3 is observed, however, at higher sulphur loadings. Sulphur overlayers block the chemisorption of CO and C2H2 although blocking is not complete at sulphur concentrations below 8.0 × 1018 atoms m-2. The extent of adsorption of C2H2 falls much more rapidly with increased sulphur coverage than does CO chemisorption, showing that C2H2 adsorption requires the larger ensemble size of Rh atoms. Sulphur produces a weakening of the CO adsorption bond by 29 kJ mol-1 but has no effect on the energetics of ethylidyne decomposition. © 1985.
spellingShingle Foord, J
Reynolds, A
Sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfaces
title Sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfaces
title_full Sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfaces
title_fullStr Sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfaces
title_full_unstemmed Sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfaces
title_short Sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on RhCu bimetallic surfaces
title_sort sulphur adsorption and effects of sulphur poisoning on rhcu bimetallic surfaces
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