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The molecular adsorption of NO
2
and the formation of N
2
O
3
on Au(111)
M. E. Bartram, B. E. Koel
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Activation Energy
20%
Adsorption
40%
Au(111)
100%
Bond Energy
20%
C2v Symmetry
20%
Chelates
40%
Chemisorbed
60%
First-order Kinetics
20%
Gas Phase
20%
High-resolution Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy (HREELS)
20%
Molecular Adsorption
100%
N-N Bond
20%
N2O4
20%
NO2 Exposure
20%
Reaction Types
20%
Temperature Programmed Desorption
20%
Ultra-high Vacuum
20%
Chemistry
Bond Energy
12%
Desorption
12%
High Resolution Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy
12%
Kinetic Order
12%
Molecular Adsorption
100%
Monolayer
12%
Multilayer
12%
Nitrogen Dioxide
100%
Nitrous Oxide
12%
Point Group C2v
12%
Reaction Activation Energy
12%
Material Science
Activation Energy
12%
Desorption
12%
High Resolution Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy
12%
Kinetic Order
12%
Molecular Adsorption
100%
Monolayers
12%
Nitrogen Dioxide
100%