THERMODESORPTIONS AND THERMOREACTIONS WIT H HYDROGEN OF CARBON-MONOXIDE AFTER ITS CHEMISORPTION ON A NICKEL-CATALYST .2. STRUCTURAL SENSITIVITY OF THE MATHANATION
A. Tahri et al., THERMODESORPTIONS AND THERMOREACTIONS WIT H HYDROGEN OF CARBON-MONOXIDE AFTER ITS CHEMISORPTION ON A NICKEL-CATALYST .2. STRUCTURAL SENSITIVITY OF THE MATHANATION, Journal de chimie physique et de physico-chimie biologique, 92(1), 1995, pp. 188-204
Interrupted TPSR (Temperature Programmed Surface Reaction) followed by
TPD (Temperature Programmed Desorption) (or, reversely, interrupted T
PD followed by TPSR) show that the various CO adspecies do not react e
qually fast with H-2 but the structural sensitivity remains moderate s
ince a single CH4 peak is displayed in the TPSR spectrum. Compensating
effects are postulated in order to explain why the methanation reacti
on displays a moderate structure sensitivity only, in contrast with th
e strong structure sensivity of the CO chemisorption.