Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5422722 | Surface Science | 2013 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Butanoic acid adsorbs on Pd(111) surface as an intact molecule: ÎH = â 28 kJ/mol. ⺠Energy barrier to form propane and CO2 from adsorbed butanoic acid: 97 kJ/mol ⺠Energy barrier for decarboxylation of surface butanoate via precursor: 104 kJ/mol ⺠Decomposition of C2H5CHCOO (ads) yields CO2 and propylidene: ÎH = 75 kJ/mol ⺠Co-adsorbed H influences energies and reaction barriers of surface intermediates.
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Authors
H. Henry Lamb, Laura Sremaniak, Jerry L. Whitten,