Coexistence of precursor and direct dynamics: The sticking of O2 on a Pt(111) surface
M. D. Williams, D. S. Bethune, A. C. Luntz
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M. D. Williams, D. S. Bethune, A. C. Luntz
Abstract
The initial sticking coefficient (probability for dissociative chemisorption) has been measured for O2 on a Pt(111) surface as a function of initial energy, incident angle, and surface temperature using molecular beam techniques. The results reveal two distinct mechanisms for sticking; precursor mediated and direct dissociation, either of which can dominate depending upon the initial adsorption conditions.
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The initial sticking coefficient (probability for dissociative chemisorption) has been measured for O2 on a Pt(111) surface as a function of initial energy, incident angle, and surface temperature using molecular beam techniques. The results reveal two distinct mechanisms for sticking; precursor mediated and direct dissociation, either of which can dominate depending upon the initial adsorption conditions.
Key concepts: Sticking coefficient, Sticking probability, Chemisorption, Dissociation (chemistry), Adsorption, Molecular beam, Chemical physics, Materials science