A spectroscopic study of the chemistry and reactivity of SO2 on Pt: Reactions with O2, CO and C3H6

K Wilson; C Hardacre; Christopher John Baddeley; J Ludecke; DP Woodruff; RM Lambert

A spectroscopic study of the chemistry and reactivity of SO₂ on Pt: Reactions with O₂, CO and C₃H₆

K Wilson, C Hardacre, Christopher John Baddeley, J Ludecke, DP Woodruff, RM Lambert

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Abstract

The chemisorption and reactivity of SO2 on Pt{111} have been studied by HREELS, XPS, NEXAFS and temperature-programmed desorption. At 160 K SO2 adsorbs intact at high coverages, with eta(2) S-O coordination to the surface. On annealing to 270 K, NEXAFS indicates the SO2 molecular plane essentially perpendicular to the surface. Preadsorbed O-a reacts with SO2 to yield adsorbed SO4, identified as the key surface species responsible for SO2-promoted catalytic alkane oxidation. Coadsorbed CO or propene efficiently reduce SO2 overlayers to deposit S-a, and the implications of this for catalytic systems are discussed.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	279
Number of pages	279
Journal	Surface Science
Volume	372
Publication status	Published - 10 Feb 1997

Keywords

adsorption kinetics
alkenes
carbon monoxide
catalysis
chemisorption
electron energy loss spectroscopy
low index single crystal surfaces
near edge extended X-ray absorption fine structure (NEXAFS)
oxidation
oxygen
platinum
soft X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
solid-gas interfaces
sulphur dioxide
thermal desorption
thermal desorption spectroscopy
vibrations of adsorbed molecules
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
SURFACE-REACTIONS
CARBON-MONOXIDE
ADSORPTION
OXIDATION
OXYGEN
CATALYSTS
STABILITY
SULFUR
FILMS

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A spectroscopic study of the chemistry and reactivity of SO₂ on Pt: Reactions with O₂, CO and C₃H₆

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