The surface interaction of O2 and NO with manganous oxide
The surface interaction of O2 and NO with manganous oxide
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DOI:
10.1016/0021-9517(73)90308-4
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发表时间:
1973-12
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
H. Yao;M. Shelef
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作者:
H. Yao;M. Shelef
Surface interactions occurring during the contact of O2and NO with supported and unsupported MnO were studied by volumetric and gravimetric methods and electron paramagnetic resonance. At 25 °C the interaction between oxygen and MnO is confined to the surface at complete coverage. The attainment of the monolayer coverage is very fast. The oxygen chemisorbs dissociatively and for every molecule adsorbed four Mn2+spin centers are annihilated by oxidation to Mn3+. At 400 °C the Mn3+ions disproportionate to Mn2+and Mn4+ions. At −78 °C similar proeesses take place only on a part of the exposed surface. At >70 °C the incorporation of oxygen into the bulk takes place.The interaction of NO with the surface of MnO at 25 °C leads to the oxidation of the manganous ions to Mn3+and the simultaneous chemisorption of NO on the resulting Mn2O3surface. The oxidation of MnO is not confined to the surface but takes place much slower than the surface interaction with O2. The NO adsorbed on Mn2O3can be desorbed as such. The gaseous product of the MnO oxidation is largely N2O with small amounts of N2. In contrast the chemisorption of NO on MnO2surfaces is very small.