Collision‐induced desorption of ammonia chemisorbed on Pt{111}: From direct measurement of the threshold energy to determination of the surface–adsorbate bond strength
Collision‐induced desorption of ammonia chemisorbed on Pt{111}: From direct measurement of the threshold energy to determination of the surface–adsorbate bond strength
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Pt{111} 上化学吸附的氨的碰撞诱导解吸:从阈值能量的直接测量到表面吸附物键强度的测定
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1995
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R. Levis
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G. Szulczewski;R. Levis
We report the desorption of a chemisorbed polyatomic adsorbate from a transition metal surface by a beam of neutral, energetic Ar atoms. From direct measurement of the threshold energy for collision‐induced desorption we calculate the surface–adsorbate bond energy. The absolute cross sections for NH3 desorption at one‐quarter of a monolayer coverage were measured for Ar beam energies up to ∼3 eV at incident angles of 0°, 30°, 45°, and 60°. For the NH3/Pt{111} adsorbate–surface system, the threshold desorption energy is found to be 1.95±0.17 eV. Using a classical energy transfer mechanism this threshold energy corresponds to a bond energy of 1.1±0.1 eV using an effective mass of 1 Pt atom. The threshold desorption energy scales with the total energy of the noble gas atoms for each angle of incidence. This result is consistent with a strong lateral corrugation in the NH3/Pt{111} potential energy surface and a similar ejection mechanism at each angle.