Cooperative adsorbate binding catalyzes high-temperature hydrogen oxidation on palladium

IF 44.7 1区 综合性期刊 Q1 MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES
Science Pub Date : 2024-10-31 DOI:10.1126/science.adk1334
Michael Schwarzer, Dmitriy Borodin, Yingqi Wang, Jan Fingerhut, Theofanis N. Kitsopoulos, Daniel J. Auerbach, Hua Guo, Alec M. Wodtke
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Abstract

Atomic-scale structures that account for the acceleration of reactivity by heterogeneous catalysts often form only under reaction conditions of high temperatures and pressures, making them impossible to observe with low-temperature, ultra-high-vacuum methods. We present velocity-resolved kinetics measurements for catalytic hydrogen oxidation on palladium over a wide range of surface concentrations and at high temperatures. The rates exhibit a complex dependence on oxygen coverage and step density, which can be quantitatively explained by a density functional and transition-state theory–based kinetic model involving a cooperatively stabilized configuration of at least three oxygen atoms at steps. Here, two oxygen atoms recruit a third oxygen atom to a nearby binding site to produce an active configuration that is far more reactive than isolated oxygen atoms. Thus, hydrogen oxidation on palladium provides a clear example of how reactivity can be enhanced on a working catalyst.
吸附剂结合催化钯上的高温氢氧化反应
通常只有在高温高压的反应条件下才会形成原子尺度的结构,因此无法用低温、超高真空的方法对其进行观察。我们介绍了在高温条件下,在广泛的表面浓度范围内钯催化氢氧化的速度分辨动力学测量结果。速率对氧覆盖率和阶跃密度有复杂的依赖性,这可以用基于密度泛函和过渡态理论的动力学模型来定量解释,该模型涉及至少三个氧原子在阶跃处的合作稳定构型。在这里,两个氧原子将第三个氧原子招引到附近的结合位点,从而产生一种活性构型,其活性远远高于孤立的氧原子。因此,钯上的氢氧化提供了一个清晰的例子,说明如何在工作催化剂上提高反应活性。
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