Quantitative measurements of CO chemisorption in the range 140–180 K, supported by FTIR data on adsorbed CO, were performed on Au/TiO2, Au/Fe2O3, and Au/CeO2 catalysts. On the first two samples, which had similar particle size distributions, an average Au/CO chemisorption stoichiometry of about 3, referred to step-edge Au atoms, was found. On Au/CeO2, where very small clusters and quite large particles are present, the CO-chemisorbed volume was much higher than expected, due to the prevailing contribution of very small Au clusters. On the same sample, a change in the IR absorption coefficient was observed and was reasonably explained.
Quantitative determination of gold active sites by chemisorption and by infrared measurements of adsorbed CO.
MANZOLI, Maela;CHIORINO, Anna;BOCCUZZI, Flora;
2006-01-01
Abstract
Quantitative measurements of CO chemisorption in the range 140–180 K, supported by FTIR data on adsorbed CO, were performed on Au/TiO2, Au/Fe2O3, and Au/CeO2 catalysts. On the first two samples, which had similar particle size distributions, an average Au/CO chemisorption stoichiometry of about 3, referred to step-edge Au atoms, was found. On Au/CeO2, where very small clusters and quite large particles are present, the CO-chemisorbed volume was much higher than expected, due to the prevailing contribution of very small Au clusters. On the same sample, a change in the IR absorption coefficient was observed and was reasonably explained.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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