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January 23, 2004Journal of the American Chemical Society111 citations

Evidence for Molecularly Chemisorbed Oxygen on TiO2 Supported Gold Nanoclusters and Au(111)

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JSJames D. StiehlTKTae S. KimSMSean M. McClure

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In this study, we present evidence for the existence of a molecularly chemisorbed oxygen species on a Au/TiO2 model catalyst and a Au(111) single crystal following exposure of these samples to an oxygen plasma-jet molecular beam. We present evidence for the molecularly chemisorbed oxygen species from thermal desorption, collision-induced desorption, and heat of adsorption/reaction-induced desorption measurements. Thermal desorption measurements reveal a peak desorption temperature at approximately 145 K which corresponds to an activation energy for desorption of approximately 0.35 eV.

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