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Abstract

Because of its great importance both in electrocatalysis and C1 chemistry applications, the adsorption of CO on metallic electrodes such as Pt, Pd, Au, Ag, RhF, etc. has been extensively studied by in situ infrared spectroscopy Since 1981. In all these studies only three types of CO adsorbates, i. e., linear (2090~2000 cm-1), bridgrd (2000~1900 cm-1) or multi-bonded (1900~1800 cm-1) species, were identified. A different absorbate, twin CO on rhodium (Rh(CO)2), does exist on the solid/gas interface of highly dispersed Rh or Rhn clusters on supports, this species originating a doublet at 2100 and 2030 cm-1 for its symmetrical and asymmetrical stretch modes, respectively. To our knowledge, this doublet has not been reported yet for the Rh/electrolyre interface.

Keywords

In situ multi-step FTIRS, Surface processes, Twin adsorbates, Carbon References

Publication Date

1996-02-28

Online Available Date

1996-02-28

Revised Date

1995-12-08

Received Date

1995-07-21

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