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A spatially resolved investigation of oxygen adsorption on polycrystalline copper and titanium by means of photoemission electron microscopy

2004

Abstract The interaction of oxygen with polycrystalline copper and titanium surfaces was studied by means of photoemission electron microscopy. Variations in the image brightness were used to determine the work function of different Cu crystallites. The change of the work function was monitored during oxygen adsorption on both, Cu and Ti. Those changes are smooth for Cu whereas different Ti crystallites exhibit a rather complicated behavior during oxygen adsorption. The transformation of brightness versus exposure curves into work function versus coverage curves allows to determine the initial dipole moment of the adsorbed oxygen atoms. A value of about 20 mD was found for O on Cu(1 1 0). V…

Sticking coefficientChemistryAnalytical chemistrychemistry.chemical_elementSurfaces and InterfacesCondensed Matter PhysicsOxygenCopperSurfaces Coatings and FilmsPhotoemission electron microscopyMaterials ChemistryWork functionCrystalliteSticking probabilityTitaniumSurface Science
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Sticking Probability on Zeolites

2006

The sticking coefficient, i.e., the probability that, on hitting the surface of a nanoporous particle (zeolite), a molecule shall be able to enter the intracrystalline space, is a key quantity for the application of such materials in heterogeneous catalysis and molecular sieving. On the basis of pulsed field gradient NMR diffusion measurements and molecular dynamics simulations, typical values of this probability are found to be close to one. They exceed previous estimates on the basis of IR uptake measurements by many orders of magnitude.

Sticking coefficientNanoporousChemistryDiffusionSurfaces Coatings and FilmsMolecular dynamicsChemical physicsComputational chemistryMaterials ChemistryParticleOrders of magnitude (data)Physical and Theoretical ChemistrySticking probabilityPulsed field gradientThe Journal of Physical Chemistry B
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