Differential heat of chemisorption. 1. Chemisorption of water on zinc oxide and titanium dioxide
Differential heat of chemisorption. 1. Chemisorption of water on zinc oxide and titanium dioxide
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10.1021/j100498a015
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1978-05
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M. Nagao;K. Yunoki;H. Muraishi;T. Morimoto
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M. Nagao;K. Yunoki;H. Muraishi;T. Morimoto
The heat of immersion in water was measured at 28 C on samples of ZnO and Ti02 (rutile) having different amounts of surface hydroxyls, from which the integral heat of water chemisorption was calculated. Thedifferential heat of water chemisorption, ie, that of formation of hydroxyl groups, was obtained by differentiating the curve of the integral heat of chemisorption vs. the amount of prechemisorbed water. The differential heat on Ti02 decreases with increasing amountof chemisorbed water, suggesting an ordinary type of surface heterogeneity. However, ZnO gives an unusual differential heat curve which exhibits a maximum in the vicinity of monolayer coverage. This phenomenon is best understoodin terms of the additional contribution of mutual hydrogen bondings between surface hydroxyls formed on the well-developed (10 0) plane of ZnO, on the basis of the model postulated previously for the elucidation of an adsorption anomaly in the system ZnO-H20.