Water on well-defined platinum surfaces : an ultra high vacuum and electrochemical study Niet, M.J.T.C. van der

Although exchange of D ad with H 2 O occurs both at steps and terraces and is dependent on both surface coverages, the preference of water molecules to cluster at the step sites on

For 1 ML of deuterium with different amounts of water the exchange between H and D atoms is mainly taking place directly at the Pt(553) surface and not in the multilayer.

Since the kinetics of the hydrogen adsorption in acidic media are too fast to be measured with common techniques (i.e. R ct = 0), the circuit shown in figure 10.2 reduces to a simple

A maxi- mum hydrogen coverage on steps of ∼ 0.5 ML could possibly explain why both in acidic 209–211 and alkaline (this work) media a charge transfer close to the one elec- tron

Even though the Pt(533) and Pt(553) surfaces have similar geometries, the hydrophobicity on the deuterated surface is surprisingly different: on D/Pt(533) the surface is hydropho-

In oktober 2006 is Janneke begonnen aan haar promotieonderzoek binnen de SURFCAT groep van Marc Koper met als onderwerp de interactie tussen gestapte platina oppervlakken en water

Hoewel gedeutereerde platina oppervlakken met (110) stappen nog volledig bedekt worden met water, zijn gedeutereerde oppervlakken met (100) stappen hydrofoob met water clusterend op

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