Authors
PB Rasband, WC Hecker
Publication date
1993/2/1
Journal
Journal of Catalysis
Volume
139
Issue
2
Pages
551-560
Publisher
Academic Press
Description
Qualitative FTIR has been and continues to be one of the most utilized tools in the characterization of supported metal catalysts. Quantitative FTIR has the potential to allow catalysis researchers to determine the surface concentrations of active intermediates. However, its successful application depends upon an understanding of the factors affecting integrated absorption intensities (coefficients relating IR absorbance to surface concentration). This work addresses the effect of metal particle size and temperature on the absorption intensities for CO chemisorbed on Rh/SiO2. Absorption intensities for both linear and bridged CO surface species (A1 and Ab) were determined by combining peak area data from IR spectra with uptake measurements obtained in gravimetric experiments. This resulted in an A1 value of 13 (±2) and an Ab value of 42 (±6) cm/μmol. No statistically significant particle size effect has been …
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