Effects of palladium particle size and palladium silicide formation on Fourier transform infrared spectra and carbon monoxide adsorbed on palladium/silicon dioxide catalysts
Effects of palladium particle size and palladium silicide formation on Fourier transform infrared spectra and carbon monoxide adsorbed on palladium/silicon dioxide catalysts
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10.1021/j100349a042
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1989-06
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L. Sheu;Zbigniew Karpinski;W. Sachtler
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L. Sheu;Zbigniew Karpinski;W. Sachtler
Two major modes of CO adsorption on SiO{sub 2}-supported Pd reflect different extents of back-donation, which is, at least in part, controlled by the local electron density at the adsorption site. The fraction of CO in the bridging mode (B) increases and that of the linear mode (L) decreases, with increasing size of the Pd particles, indicating high electron density at Pd atoms in terraces of close-packed crystal faces, in agreement with Smoluchowski's classical model. For samples reduced at 300{degree}C our data points and those of other authors are located on a common curve of B/L vs metal dispersion. Extensive reduction at 600{degree}C results in significantly lower B/L values, attributed to the incipient formation of a palladium silicide. Oxidation followed by reduction at 300{degree}C destroys the silicide, and the B/L value returns to the original curve.