Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5366320 | Applied Surface Science | 2006 | 4 Pages |
Using the interaction parameters up to the third neighbors and activated form of O and CO diffusion and their reaction, the model has been proposed for Monte-Carlo simulations describing the catalytic O + CO â CO2 reaction and occurring phase transitions on Pd(1 1 1) surface. Upon adsorption of CO the pre-adsorbed oxygen transforms from p(2 Ã 2)O phase into 3Ã3R30O° and 3Ã3R30O°âp(2Ã1)O phases in the limit of room and moderate temperatures, respectively. We demonstrate that the kinetic effects determine both the occurrence of the p(2 Ã 1)O and disappearance of the 3Ã3R30O° phases at moderate and low temperatures, respectively. Using reaction rate as a fit parameter, we show that at room temperature the start of the reaction can be synchronized with the occurrence of 3Ã3R30O° phase.