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11
Categorie Soggetti
Physics, Condensed Matter","Chemistry Physical","Materials Science, Coatings & Films
Possible future developments of new automobile catalysts undoubtedly u
tilize transient phenomena at the change of gas composition under the
cooperative functions of the catalytic components: noble metal particl
es, supports and third additives including 'migration' of adsorbed spe
cies and their temporal 'storage'. To explore highly cooperative he ts
of the catalytic components, a new tool to detect transient products
from artificially designed small area samples in the ms range was deve
loped, which is more robust and tolerant for dynamic changes of vacuum
conditions than the conventional UHV surface science tools. (C) 1997
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