“…The band near 1772 cm −1 was assigned to Fe 2+ ‐NO species, because the bands originating from (di)nitrosyls bonded to Fe 3+ are usually above 1805 cm −1 ; in addition, this band was not detected in the presence of oxygen (Figure a). The new bands at 1602, 1575, and 1547 cm −1 raised during heating were assigned to the υ 3 high mode of bridging nitrate ((Fe‐O) 2 NO), bidentate nitrate (FeO 2 NO), and monodentate nitrate (FeONO 2 ) respectively, while the band at 1252 cm −1 was assigned to a υ 3 low mode of bidentate nitrate . In conclusion, the main adsorption products of NO at 30 °C were adsorbed NO 2 , monodentate nitrite, and NO − , which were desorbed or transformed to nitrate species during heating in the absence of oxygen.…”