The interaction of carbon monoxide and oxygen with gold particles supported on zinc oxide, alumina, and titania was investigated by microcalorimetry. Multiple processes were detected during CO adsorption, including adsorption of CO on the gold particles and support, oxidation of CO, and formation of carbonates. The rate of O 2 adsorption was much slower than that of CO adsorption. The heats and entropies of CO adsorption on the Au sites indicated that the interaction between CO and Au supported on TiO 2 is much stronger than that between CO and Au supported on ZnO. The Au/ZnO sample had the largest amount of lattice oxygen (7.6 μmol/g), which reacted with CO to give CO 2 .
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