Dissociative adsorption dynamics of H2 at the atop-Pt, atop-Cu, and CuPt bridge sites of an ordered Cu3Pt(1 1 1) — orientational effects
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Abstract We present a comparative theoretical study on how orientation influences H 2 dissociative adsorption dynamics at different sites along the Cu 3 Pt(1 1 1) surface lateral direction where Cu and Pt alternate. Our total energy calculation results show non-activated H 2 dissociation at the atop-Pt site, and activated H 2 dissociation at the atop-Cu and CuPt bridge sites. The activation barrier for H 2 dissociation across the CuPt bridge site has a strong dependence on the H 2 orientation with respect to the surface. Strong sensitivity of the dissociation dynamics to the orientation dependence of the reaction suggests that further information on the orientational dependence of the effective activation barrier could be obtained by comparing the orientation of the H 2 before impinging on and after scattering from a surface.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Chemical Physics Studies · Ammonia Synthesis and Nitrogen Reduction · Catalytic Processes in Materials Science
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