Exchange and oxidation of (CO)-O-16 were investigated at 450 degrees C
on O-18-predosed Ph and Pt catalysts supported on Al2O3, CeO2 and CeO
2-Al2O3. In all cases, a rapid exchange of (CO)-O-16 With the surface
can be observed. CO oxidation leads to (CO2)-O-16, (COO)-O-16-O-18 and
(CO2)-O-18. Significant formation of (CO2)-O-16 is due to the relativ
ely high O-16 coverage in reaction resulting O-18 surface species and
O-16 internal atoms. Hydrogen is also from the (CO)-O-16 exchange and
from an exchange between formed via a water-gas shift reaction (CO + s
urface OH) in higher proportion on CeO2-containing catalysts than on A
l2O3. Chlorine inhibits all the reactions (exchange, oxidation and WGS
) and particularly the internal exchange.