Steering Surface Reaction Dynamics with a Self-Assembly Strategy: Ullmann Coupling on Metal Surfaces
Steering Surface Reaction Dynamics with a Self-Assembly Strategy: Ullmann Coupling on Metal Surfaces
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通过自组装策略控制表面反应动力学:金属表面上的乌尔曼耦合
DOI:
10.1002/anie.201705018
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发表时间:
2017
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Shao X
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作者:
Zhou Xiong;Zhang Yajie;Cheng Fang;He Yang;Shen Qian;Shang Jian;Wu Kai;Wang Chenguang;Ji Wei;Shao Xiang;Chen Wei;Xu Guoqin;Wu K;Ji W;Shao X
Ullmann coupling of 4‐bromobiphenyl thermally catalyzed on Ag(111), Cu(111), and Cu(100) surfaces was scrutinized by scanning tunneling microscopy as well as theoretical calculations. Detailed experimental evidence showed that initial formation of organometallic intermediates on the surface, as self‐assembled structures or sparsely dispersed species, is determined by the subsequent reaction pathway. Specifically, the assembled organometallic intermediates at full coverage underwent a single‐barrier process to directly convert into the final coupling products, while the sparsely dispersed intermediates at low coverage went through a double‐barrier process via newly identified clover‐shaped intermediates prior to formation of the final coupling products. These findings demonstrate that a self‐assembly strategy can efficiently steer surface reaction pathways and dynamics.