Tuning surface oxides on PdIn(111) alloys for selective CO₂ activation pathways at ambient pressure

Siwoo Noh; Jiwon Park; Beomgyun Jeong; Han-Koo Lee; Kyuwook Ihm; Ki-jeong Kim; Jouhahn Lee; Seong Hee Park; Jeong Young Park; Jeongjin Kim

doi:10.1039/d5cc03114a

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

Tuning surface oxides on PdIn(111) alloys for selective CO₂ activation pathways at ambient pressure

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Selective co2 activation pathways were discovered on surface oxide/PdIn(111) alloys, demonstrating effective chemical processing.
Utilizing ap-stm and synchrotron-based ap-xps at ambient pressures, key findings were obtained regarding surface interactions.
Assessment was performed on surface oxide/PdIn(111) configurations in a controlled laboratory environment, providing novel insights into catalyst behavior.
This study provides essential data for advancing catalytic processes, highlighting the importance of oxide tuning at ambient pressure.

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Investigations revealed selective CO2 activation pathways in surface oxide/PdIn(111) structures under ambient pressure, indicating significant implications for catalysis.

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Selective CO 2 activation processes have been investigated on surface oxide/PdIn(111) structures using AP-STM and synchrotron-based AP-XPS at ambient pressures.

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