In addition to the previously reported vibrational frequencies of NO stretch at 1591–1650 cm −1 and 1770–1800 cm −1 on Pt(100) surface at 300 K, we observed an infrared spectral band centered around 1689–1692 cm −1 . With the use of two-dimensional IR correlation analysis, we were able to distinguish the various adsorption sites of NO under the present experimental conditions. The infrared band at 1689–1692 cm −1 developed independently of the band at 1639–1654 cm −1 . By varying the pressure of NO and the surface temperature, we were able to demonstrate that the 1689–1692 cm −1 band grows only at higher NO pressure and lower surface temperature.
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