We demonstrate by vibrational spectroscopy that open steps are the active site for O-2 dissociation on Ag(410), and that the barrier to adsorption at defects can be measured by energy and angle resolved investigation of the dynamics of the gas-surface interaction. We identify a molecular adsorption channel with considerably reduced activation barrier and a nonactivated dissociative pathway. The O-2 sticking probability is increased at steps and strongly reduced at terraces with respect to Ag(100), implying that reactivity is influenced by terrace width.
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Titolo: | Role of steps and terrace width in gas-surface interaction: O2 /Ag(410) |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2001 |
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Abstract: | We demonstrate by vibrational spectroscopy that open steps are the active site for O-2 dissociation on Ag(410), and that the barrier to adsorption at defects can be measured by energy and angle resolved investigation of the dynamics of the gas-surface interaction. We identify a molecular adsorption channel with considerably reduced activation barrier and a nonactivated dissociative pathway. The O-2 sticking probability is increased at steps and strongly reduced at terraces with respect to Ag(100), implying that reactivity is influenced by terrace width. |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11567/247130 |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 01.01 - Articolo su rivista |
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