Infrared and photoelectron spectroscopic studies of ethyl and octyl xanthate ions adsorbed on metallic and sulfidized gold surfaces
Infrared and photoelectron spectroscopic studies of ethyl and octyl xanthate ions adsorbed on metallic and sulfidized gold surfaces
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金属和硫化金表面吸附的乙基和辛基黄原酸离子的红外和光电子能谱研究
DOI:
10.1021/la00027a021
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发表时间:
1993
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影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
B. Liedberg
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作者:
A. Ihs;K. Uvdal;B. Liedberg
Infrared reflection absorptionspectroscopy (IRAS) and X-ray photoelectronspectroscopy (XPS) have been used to study the adsorption of ethyl and octyl xanthate ions on metallic gold surfaces and gold surfaces sulfidized by exposure to H2S. The experimental reflection-absorption (RA) spectra of ethyl xanthate ions adsorbed on gold are compared with the calculated RA spectrum, which is based on the optical constants n (v) and k {v) derived from the KBr transmission spectrum of gold (I) ethyl xanthate. A considerable difference in relative intensitiesbetween the experimental and calculated RA spectra is observed. At full monolayer coverage highly ordered structures are formed where the alkyl xanthate ions are coordinated to the surface through both sulfur atoms. The frequencies of the methylene stretching vibrations near 3000 cm-1 for octyl xanthate furthermore suggest that the alkyl chain has a fully extended, all trans, zigzag conformation. At submonolayer coverage the orientation and/or conformation of the xanthate ions appears to be changed and the alkyl chains of the octyl xanthate ions are also conformationally disordered. On sulfidized gold surfaces only coverages less than a monolayer could be obtained. This is probably due to blocking of the adsorption sites by adsorbed H2S. The coordination of the xanthate ions to the surfaceis different than for submonolayer coverages on pure gold, and the alkyl chains are conformationally disordered.