2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11664-020-07976-4
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A First-Principles Study of the Adsorption of H2O on Ru- and Mo-Alloyed Pt(111) Surfaces

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“…For initial state, the Mo–O stretching mode was 324 cm –1 , while the Pt–O vibration in the same mode was 189 cm –1 . 17 Visual observation of the geometrical structure of the bond length between O and the atomic surface also shows that Mo–O is shorter than Pt–O. It is noted that in TS, the bond length of Mo–O is 1.89Å, while that of Pt–O is 1.99 Å.…”
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confidence: 89%
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“…For initial state, the Mo–O stretching mode was 324 cm –1 , while the Pt–O vibration in the same mode was 189 cm –1 . 17 Visual observation of the geometrical structure of the bond length between O and the atomic surface also shows that Mo–O is shorter than Pt–O. It is noted that in TS, the bond length of Mo–O is 1.89Å, while that of Pt–O is 1.99 Å.…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…It also agrees perfectly with other DFT calculations and experiments . A further comparison with other surface models, as described in our previous work, showed that Pt(111) substituted with Ru and Mo at the same time is the lowest barrier to H 2 O dissociation. Alloying Pt(111) with only Ru atoms reduces the activation energy to 0.56 eV, and the reaction is endothermic at 0.36 eV.…”
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confidence: 90%
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