Reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reaction
We studied the catalytic NO2(g) + H2(g)/Pt system on model platinum catalysts with nanoscale spatial resolution by means of field emission microscopy (FEM). While the surface of the catalyst is in a non-reactive state at low H2 partial pressure, bursts of activity are observed when increasing this p...
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Royal Society of Chemistry
2018
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| author | Barroo, C Voorsluijs, V Visart De Bocarmé, T Gaspard, P De Decker, Y |
| author_facet | Barroo, C Voorsluijs, V Visart De Bocarmé, T Gaspard, P De Decker, Y |
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| description | We studied the catalytic NO2(g) + H2(g)/Pt system on model platinum catalysts with nanoscale spatial resolution by means of field emission microscopy (FEM). While the surface of the catalyst is in a non-reactive state at low H2 partial pressure, bursts of activity are observed when increasing this parameter. These kinetic instabilities subsequently evolve towards self-sustained periodic oscillations for a wide range of pressures. Combining time series analyses and numerical simulations of a simple reaction model, we clarify how these observations fit in the traditional classification of dynamical systems. In particular, reconstructions of the probability density around oscillating trajectories show that the experimental system defines a crater-like structure in probability space. The experimental observations thus correspond to a noise-perturbed limit cycle emerging from a nanometric reactive system. This conclusion is further supported by comparison with stochastic simulations of the proposed chemical model. The obtained results and simulations pave the way towards a better understanding of reactive nanosystems. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:453f212b-f7d0-472a-a44a-3ab363dce7732022-03-26T15:06:39ZReconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reactionJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:453f212b-f7d0-472a-a44a-3ab363dce773EnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordRoyal Society of Chemistry2018Barroo, CVoorsluijs, VVisart De Bocarmé, TGaspard, PDe Decker, YWe studied the catalytic NO2(g) + H2(g)/Pt system on model platinum catalysts with nanoscale spatial resolution by means of field emission microscopy (FEM). While the surface of the catalyst is in a non-reactive state at low H2 partial pressure, bursts of activity are observed when increasing this parameter. These kinetic instabilities subsequently evolve towards self-sustained periodic oscillations for a wide range of pressures. Combining time series analyses and numerical simulations of a simple reaction model, we clarify how these observations fit in the traditional classification of dynamical systems. In particular, reconstructions of the probability density around oscillating trajectories show that the experimental system defines a crater-like structure in probability space. The experimental observations thus correspond to a noise-perturbed limit cycle emerging from a nanometric reactive system. This conclusion is further supported by comparison with stochastic simulations of the proposed chemical model. The obtained results and simulations pave the way towards a better understanding of reactive nanosystems. |
| spellingShingle | Barroo, C Voorsluijs, V Visart De Bocarmé, T Gaspard, P De Decker, Y Reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reaction |
| title | Reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reaction |
| title_full | Reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reaction |
| title_fullStr | Reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reaction |
| title_full_unstemmed | Reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reaction |
| title_short | Reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non-equilibrium reaction |
| title_sort | reconstructing stochastic attractors from nanoscale experiments on a non equilibrium reaction |
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