Time evolution modelling of the surface cover for catalytic synthesis of ammonia

Statistical theory of catalytic hydrogen oxidation processes. Basic equations

“…Of particular interest are the studies of diffusion and chemisorption processes for induced magnetic dipoles adsorbed on the surface of transition metals [6,[18][19][20][21][22], which are effective catalysts. They are relevant because the analysis of semiphenomenological [23][24][25][26][27] and statistical models (the "lattice gas" models) [28] for description of CO oxidation kinetics shows that the surface quantum nature and interaction of CO, O 2 molecules and oxygen atoms with the catalyst surface both have a magneto-dipole nature and can cause the formation of CO clusters on the catalyst surface [29]. Even more interesting are the processes of hydrogen oxidation on the surface of metals, which are actively studied [30][31][32][33][34].…”